VILE Mother SOLD Her Daughter to be TORTURED & MURDERED
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Who was Kamari Holland?
Kamari Holland was born on November 23, 2016 in Columbus, Georgia to Corey Holland and Christy Sippel. Corey and Christy also had another son together who was two years younger than Kamari. Then Christy had an additional two sons from a different father. Those who knew Kamari described her as having the biggest heart a little girl could have. She was always happy and smiling, always talking, singing, dancing, and recording videos. Everyone who knew little Kamari said that she was just the most genuinely loving and affectionate kid you could know. She was intelligent and confident, wanting to be the boss of her little brother and even her dad. Corey referred to Kamari as his little princess because that is exactly what she called herself, a princess. By August of 2021, Kamari had just started preschool at Just for Kids in Phoenix City, Alabama. She absolutely loved school and learning. She was just such a curious little girl.
At the time, Kamari's parents were not together, and Corey had full custody of both Kamari and her little brother. Some sources state that Christy was actually not allowed to have any contact with her kids after the initial custody hearing, but Corey did allow Christy to see the kids on the weekends under direct supervision. This was because Christy was a heavy drug user.
What did Kamari's mother do before her disappearance?
At the time, Christy was living in Columbus, Georgia, and there, she was known by those around her as abusing drugs like meth, so she was in no condition to take care of her kids. But on the evening of December 12, 2021, Corey allowed the two children to sleep over at their mother's house. He was under the impression that she was not going to be on drugs while they were under her care, that she was capable of taking care of her kids for just one night on her own. So, Christy left her home in Columbus, driving just over the border into Alabama to pick up Kamari and her younger brother. Before leaving, Kamari ran up to her dad, kissed him goodbye, saying that she would see him the next morning. However, by December 13th, 2021, Christy called 911 to report that Kamari was missing. She told the operator that she had her two kids over for a sleepover that night.
She put the kids to bed, but when she woke up by 5.50am the next morning, she saw that Kamari was missing and the front door had been left open. Immediately, officers responded to the home and began their searches for the missing little girl. They did notice right away that there was no sign of forced entry, so they felt like the door had either been left unlocked or or the abductor was someone known to Christy. Once starting their investigation, they looked into the people who Christy had been in contact with and could have possibly had access to the home and who may have wanted to take Kamari. Police found that on the night of December 12th, 35-year-old Christy had been in contact with 37-year-old Jeremy Williams.
Police ran a search of his name, and immediately, red flags went up. Just before Kamari's disappearance, Jeremy had been let out on bond in Muscogee, Georgia for simple battery, family violence, and third-degree cruelty to children.
What happened to Kamari on December 12, 2021?
Beyond that, back in 2009, Jeremy had been arrested for aggravated child abuse after a three-year-old boy in his care was put into a pot of boiling water from the waist down, obviously causing serious injuries to the child. However, in this case, I guess there was a lack of evidence, so Jeremy was acquitted of these charges. A few years after that, there was a case in Alaska where Jeremy's own one-month-old daughter had been beaten to death while under his care. Once again, in this case, there was a lack of evidence, so although he was named as a suspect, he was not arrested for her death. So based on all of this very concerning information, police knew that they needed to look into Jeremy as a possible suspect.
They were able to use his cell phone number to ping his location, and they found that he was staying at the Bamboo Motel in Phoenix City, which is where Kamari lived with her father. Police tracked him down and when they found him, he was smoking meth with his uncle. At that time, he was taken into police custody.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who was Kamari Holland?
0:00–1:20
2
What did Kamari's mother do before her disappearance?
1:20–3:14
3
Who are the suspects in Kamari's case?
3:14
4
What happened to Kamari on December 12, 2021?
2:38–8:56
5
How was Kamari found?
8:56–9:22
6
What were the circumstances of Kamari's death?
9:22–13:28
7
What charges were brought against Kamari's mother?
13:28–15:40
8
What confession did Jeremy make after his arrest?
15:40–26:15