Wife Stabs Husband With Squirrel, Helen Ann Williams & Husband Update Where Are They Today?
Helen Ann Williams attacked her husband with a ceramic squirrel on Christmas Eve 2013, after he failed to bring home any beer. Get to learn about their whereabouts.
When her common-law spouse returned home late on Christmas Eve without any beer, a South Carolina woman allegedly stabbed him with a decorative ceramic squirrel.
The incident took place in 2013. You can imagine how angry she was.
Helen Ann William, 44, of a Clifton Street residence in North Charleston, was being held in the Charleston County jail on a $10,000 cash bond.
Wife Helen Ann Williams Stabs Husband With Squirrel
According to the police report, Helen Ann Williams’ 41-year-old husband went out late Tuesday night to buy some alcohol, but since the stores were closed, he came back home empty-handed.
As per the allegation, this upset Williams, and while her husband was preparing a sandwich, she took up the ceramic squirrel and smacked him in the head with it.
She then used it to stab him in the chest.
When authorities arrived shortly after midnight on Christmas Day, the man had fled to a neighbor’s house to call 911.
He was soaked in blood and had cuts on his shoulder and face when they discovered him.
When he removed his shirt, they discovered a large cut on his chest.
Williams first attempted to persuade officers that her husband had fallen, but she was caught since she had blood on her hands and clothes.
Moreover, Williams’ husband received non-life-threatening treatment at a hospital.
Helen Ann Williams Husband Update: Where Are They Today?
Thankfully, the victim, who happened to be Williams’ husband, survived. He could be living happily with his other companion right now.
As per christopherkokoski.medium.com, Helen Ann Williams, on the other hand, is now on probation after pleading guilty to the U-haul incident in August 2019.
Four years after the incident, Helen and her other long-term boyfriend were driving a U-Haul truck. For some unclear reason, her partner leaped out of the truck at the Northwoods mall parking lot.
She ran him over rather than parking the car to follow him. She then fled.
North Charlestown police and U-Haul followed her to her mother’s home, where she confessed to the international hit-and-run.
It has been reported that her boyfriend, whom she had known for 10 years, didn’t survive the impact.
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