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| Marissa Williams |
A woman who decided to prank her niece by setting up a fake Facebook profile was shocked when the girl asked her new-found friend to kill her aunt, New.com.au reports.
According to court documents, the aunt, whose name has not been given, wanted to play a prank on her niece Marissa Williams, 19, because she felt the teen was spending too much time on Facebook.
Williams’ aunt created the fake profile after Williams blocked her on Facebook. The teen did not like the fact that her aunt could see her online activities, activities that included asking random men she met to come to her aunt’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
To continue keeping tabs on her niece, the woman created a fake Facebook profile, pretending to be a man named Tre ‘Topdog’ Ellis, so that she could friend her and see what she was up to online, al.com reports. The court documents say that on the very first day that Williams interacted with Ellis, she gave out her phone number and address and asked the boy to come over, get drunk and have sex with her as long as he paid her $US50 phone bill.
She later told Ellis she hated her family and wanted him to kidnap her. As the conversations continued, She gave Ellis details on how to get into her aunt’s bedroom, suggesting that he kill the woman’s fiance first, then her aunt, followed by her cousin and finally the family dog, adding that while he was busy murdering the family, Williams would pack her things in his car.
At this point the aunt decided it was time to contact the police and ask for help. Deputies arrived at the home where Williams admitted to the murder plot. She also apologized and said it was all a big joke – she never intended for anyone to be killed.
Williams was arrested and charged with the solicitation of murder. She’s being held in jail on a $30,000 bond.
Culled from Dreamin Demon
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