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8-13-2016
The State of Alabama executed Jeremy Williams, 41, by lethal injection today.
On December 12, 2021, Jeremy Williams convinced Kristy Siple to sell him her five-year-old daughter, Kamarie Holland, for one hour of oral sex. Williams agreed to return the girl to her mother afterward, but he never returned Kamarie.
The victim was taken from Siple’s home in Columbus, Georgia, to the Defendant’s home, and then to an abandoned house in Phenix City, Alabama. There, Williams threatened and physically assaulted Kamarie, forcing the child to perform sexual acts on him. He then raped her while recording the acts on his cell phone. The videos show Williams repeatedly threatening Kamarie with physical violence. At some point during the assault, Williams strangled Kamarie to death. Video evidence was also submitted at trial of Williams sexually abusing Kamarie’s corpse. After hiding Kamarie’s body, Williams returned to Columbus and changed the tires on his vehicle.
Williams was arrested in a hotel room in Phenix City. Authorities found drug paraphernalia and an open computer, on which he was searching for local attorneys. While Williams was in custody, law enforcement found Kamarie’s body.
On Christmas Day 2021, Williams made a five-hour recorded statement to law enforcement in which he admitted to taking, sodomizing, raping, and strangling Kamarie. He also confessed to making the little girl smoke methamphetamine. Williams then confessed to raping at least two other children who were less than six years old at the time of the abuse. Both of those previously unreported abuses were confirmed by the victims. Williams additionally confessed to murdering his one-month-old daughter in Alaska.
On March 26, 2024, Williams entered guilty pleas in Russell County Circuit Court to four counts of capital murder. He also pleaded guilty to the production of obscene material involving Kamarie, the abuse of her corpse, and human trafficking and conspiracy to commit human trafficking of Kamarie. Additionally, Williams pleaded guilty to the sodomy and sexual abuse of his cousin, who was less than twelve at the time of the offense.
Following his sentencing, Williams wrote a series of letters indicating his desire to drop his appeals and be immediately executed. Alabama law mandates that the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals review death-sentenced cases, and that court affirmed Williams’s capital murder convictions and death sentence on March 27, 2026. The Alabama Supreme Court authorized Williams’s execution on June 16, and Governor Ivey scheduled it two days later.
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8-13-2016
The State of Alabama executed Jeremy Williams, 41, by lethal injection today.
On December 12, 2021, Jeremy Williams convinced Kristy Siple to sell him her five-year-old daughter, Kamarie Holland, for one hour of oral sex. Williams agreed to return the girl to her mother afterward, but he never returned Kamarie.
The victim was taken from Siple’s home in Columbus, Georgia, to the Defendant’s home, and then to an abandoned house in Phenix City, Alabama. There, Williams threatened and physically assaulted Kamarie, forcing the child to perform sexual acts on him. He then raped her while recording the acts on his cell phone. The videos show Williams repeatedly threatening Kamarie with physical violence. At some point during the assault, Williams strangled Kamarie to death. Video evidence was also submitted at trial of Williams sexually abusing Kamarie’s corpse. After hiding Kamarie’s body, Williams returned to Columbus and changed the tires on his vehicle.
Williams was arrested in a hotel room in Phenix City. Authorities found drug paraphernalia and an open computer, on which he was searching for local attorneys. While Williams was in custody, law enforcement found Kamarie’s body.
On Christmas Day 2021, Williams made a five-hour recorded statement to law enforcement in which he admitted to taking, sodomizing, raping, and strangling Kamarie. He also confessed to making the little girl smoke methamphetamine. Williams then confessed to raping at least two other children who were less than six years old at the time of the abuse. Both of those previously unreported abuses were confirmed by the victims. Williams additionally confessed to murdering his one-month-old daughter in Alaska.
On March 26, 2024, Williams entered guilty pleas in Russell County Circuit Court to four counts of capital murder. He also pleaded guilty to the production of obscene material involving Kamarie, the abuse of her corpse, and human trafficking and conspiracy to commit human trafficking of Kamarie. Additionally, Williams pleaded guilty to the sodomy and sexual abuse of his cousin, who was less than twelve at the time of the offense.
Following his sentencing, Williams wrote a series of letters indicating his desire to drop his appeals and be immediately executed. Alabama law mandates that the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals review death-sentenced cases, and that court affirmed Williams’s capital murder convictions and death sentence on March 27, 2026. The Alabama Supreme Court authorized Williams’s execution on June 16, and Governor Ivey scheduled it two days later.
Attorney General Steve Marshall’s Statement on the Execution of Convicted Child Rapist and Murderer Jeremy Williams - Alabama Attorney General's Office
For Immediate Release:August 13, 2026
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How Jeremy Williams preyed on those closest to him
Jeremy Williams’ crimes date back to 2005 that’s known to police, starting in Alaska to Columbus and Phenix City in 2021.