Fayetteville man charged with first-degree murder after missing woman found dead in woods

WRAL ^ | January 16, 2025

[TheDon]

Fayetteville police have arrested and charged a man Thursday in connection with the death of 25-year-old Heather Williams, who was previously reported missing and endangered.

Detectives have charged Tyrell Siermons, 30, of Fayetteville with first-degree murder.

During a follow-up investigation into the missing person case, police were led to the woods near Newark Avenue and State Avenue, where they found Williams' body.

Police began investigating Heather's death as a homicide.

[TheDon]

Yep.

[TheDon]

More information.

https://youtu.be/wzyaA4A3zJY?si=FFN-j4FkoJhbJYY_

[EvilCapitalist]

SOB’s(Son’s of Barack)

[Parley Baer]

Death penalty case if I ever saw one.

[heartwood]

The poor woman was literally cognitively impaired, after being hit by a car.

The accused killer seems to have left a blazing trail of clues behind him, so he isn’t very bright...but perfectly able to use a car and phone to make assignations.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Rabid Negro kills White woman.

[bantam]

Makes me wanna puke!
That scumbag needs a lead pill.

[JJBookman]

...Yogi, is it?

[SaveFerris]

[SaveFerris]

Man accused of woman’s disappearance, murder previously charged with attempted murder, kidnapping

Tyrell Siermons, charged in Heather Williams’ killing, has lengthy criminal history in Cumberland County, North Carolina

The suspect has a lengthy criminal history in Cumberland County, court records show. He is also facing an out-of-state probation charge from Jan. 16 — the same day he was charged with first-degree murder — meaning he was on probation in North Carolina when he was accused of a crime in another state.

His other priors, dating back to 2011, include charges of attempted first-degree murder, attempted kidnapping, robbery with a dangerous weapon, felony possession of a firearm, being a habitual felon, common law robbery, robbery with a dangerous weapon, felony probation violation, breaking or entering and larceny.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/man-accused-womans-disappearance-murder-previously-charged-attempted-murder-kidnapping

[SauronOfMordor]

“ The suspect has a lengthy criminal history in Cumberland County, court records show.”

A relatively small number of people commit a lot of crimes.

We could lower our crime rate DRAMATICALLY if our criminal justice system focused on putting away people with long criminal histories.

Check out El Salvador. Their homicide rate went from 106 in 2015 to 2 in 2024 after they locked up their gang members.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_El_Salvador#El_Salvador_homicides

[hoosierham]

Weak or evil fools furiously defend the minority of blacks who are violent criminals .

And the majority of Americans dont say anything for fear of being labelled racist.

[maddog55]

Tyrell..nuff said.

[SaveFerris]

(A relatively small number of people commit a lot of crimes.)

Yep

[Governor Dinwiddie]

That sum beotch should have been locked up 15 years ago, and his latest victim Heather Williams would still be alive. By the way, Heather had some disabilities which this monster took advantage of in order to murder her.

[SaveFerris]

(should have been locked up 15 years ago, and his latest victim Heather Williams would still be alive)

That’s exactly what I was thinking about when I posted.

[SaveFerris]

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Lovely young woman. She's also wearing a Christian cross on her necklace. Thanks for posting the pictures.

[SaveFerris]

By golly she was, wasn’t she? Wow