Naikishia Williams is an alleged killer from Florida who has been charged with the murder of her seven year old daughter
According to police reports Naikishia Williams had her children removed from her because of abuse allegations however for some stupid reason she was giving visitation with her three children
Apparently seven year old Nia Williams was visiting with her mother when she accidentally spilled her cereal and Naikishia Williams would attack her savagely by stomping on the seven year old girl and striking her in the abdomen. Nia would die from her injuries
Naikishia Williams would be arrested and charged with murder as well as other charges. Florida prosecutors have filed a notice that they tend to seek the death penalty if she is convicted
Naikishia Williams News
A Riviera Beach woman is facing a murder charge following the death of her daughter.
Naikishia Williams, 31, was arrested June 26 and is charged with first-degree murder after the death of her daughter, 7-year-old Nia Williams on April 28.
An investigation report from the Riviera Beach Police Department details the years of abuse inflicted by the mother.
On April 28, Riviera Beach police officers responded to the 1500 block of West 15th Street in reference to an unresponsive child
When officers arrived at the scene, Nia Williams was found unresponsive. The child was transported to St. Mary’s Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
According to the report, the child suffered severe blunt force trauma, including lacerated liver and internal bleeding.
An autopsy determined the internal injuries led to the child’s death. During its investigation, the Riviera Beach Police Department was able to determine that the child suffered years of abuse and neglect.
Medical records showed repeated trauma-related fractures and burns.
Those injuries included a fracture to her right femur and a cut to the back of her head in April 2021.
In September 2021, Nia was treated for a broken arm. In 2022, Nia was treated for multiple burn marks from boiling water.
According to two former caretakers who had temporary custody of the child and her siblings, they told police the child suffered from years of physical abuse and abandonment by her mother.
The investigation determined that the child frequently missed school and was visibly in distress before her death.
A teacher who was interviewed by police after the child’s death noted that Nia would come to school wearing dirty clothes and missed more than 50 days of school this year.
The teacher noted that on April 25, Nia came to school very sick and could not keep her head up in class. At lunchtime, Nia threw up in the cafeteria, complained of severe stomach pains and said she was cold.
Although the child was sent to the school’s nurse’s office, the nurse was unable to treat Nia because her mother did not sign a parental consent form. While in the nurse’s office, Nia threw up again but officials at the school were unable to contact Nia’s mother.
In an interview with the child’s siblings, it was discovered that the mother put the children through violent punishments, with objects like metal pipes, heels and belts.
In describing the final days before Nia Williams’ death, Nia apparently suffered from severe stomach pain, vomiting and was “stomped on” by her mother.
There were also documented visible injuries on the child and other children by the Florida Department of Children and Families that raised concerns as recently as April 2. Those concerns were not acted upon.
The Florida Department of Children and Families provided the following statement to WPBF 25 News on Wednesday, July 2:
“The Florida Department of Children and Families investigates all child deaths related to allegations of abuse, neglect, or abandonment in close coordination with law enforcement. Information specific to this case is confidential per section 39.202, Florida Statutes.”
Naikishia Williams entered a not guilty plea on June 27 and is being held in the Palm Beach County Jail without bail.
https://www.wpbf.com/article/florida-report-detail-mothers-years-abuse-daughters-death/65268861
