Monthly Archives: September 2011

Adoptive parents Carri and Larry Williams charged with Hana Williams’ death

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Chandra

Carri and Larry Williams were arrested his afternoon on charges of homicide by abuse in connection with the death of their adoptive daughter, 13-year-old Hana Grace-Rose Williams. They were also charged with assault of a child in the first degree in connection … Continue reading →

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KUOW Story on Hana Williams

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Chandra

KUOW’s Amy Ridal has a well-researched story on Hana Williams, which was aired on Monday Sep 12th. You can hear the story and/or read the transcript at Questions Surround Death Of Hana Williams . There’s an update on Hana’s brother Immanuel and … Continue reading →

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Hana Williams blog posts: Interesting comments I got

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Chandra

Someone has created a Remembrance Page for Hana Williams on Facebook. I posted pointers to my blog items on Hana on that page, and over the last few days (and especially on the 7th)  people have added several comments. Take a … Continue reading →

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Love & Lashings: Part 2: On child abuse and “child-collectors”

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Chandra

After my first post in this blog about 13-year old Ethiopian adoptee Hana Grace-Rose Williams, found dead in her backyard of her Sedro-Woolley home in May this year, K & I have been reading up on related issues. Part 1 of this … Continue reading →

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