February 14, 2024 • 5 mins
In today's midweek mini, we're unwrapping the strange case of a South Carolina wife who didn't get her beer and decided to take matters into her own hands – with a squirrel.
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It's the case of Helen Ann Williams right now on Love and Murder
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(00:00):
Hey LaMs, welcome to your midweek mini.
(00:06):
I am your host Ky and in today's mini, we're discussing a case where a wife stabs
her husband with a squirrel.
I know you're scratching your head and wondering how this can happen, but let's get into it.
This midweek mini is really, really mini and I just want to remind you that this episode
and all my episodes are sponsored by my Lambs and Patreon.com/loveandmurder.
(00:29):
If you want to be a sponsor of Love and Murder and help the podcast out, then go ahead
and join our Patreon and you get bonuses and so much more Patreon.com/loveandmurder.
Now let's get into this wife stabbing her husband with a squirrel.
On December 25, 2013, 44-year-old Helen Ann Williams of Clifton Street in North Charlton,
(00:50):
South Carolina, sent her 41-year-old husband out to buy some beer.
Now this was at night and it at night on December 25.
So as you can imagine, he returned home empty-handed because the stores were closed.
And for those of you who don't know, on December 25 in the US, stores are closed at night.
(01:11):
It's just like I think you could find maybe corner stores that are open, maybe, but typically
every single store is closed.
So he came back without what she asked for and the tellin' this was the last straw.
The absolute last straw.
I mean, how dare you guard at a night where everyone in the US knows that basically every
(01:35):
store is closed and come back without what I asked you for.
How inconsiderate of you namesick, entired of it and then, and then he had the audacity
to go and make himself a sandwich and not even sit there and feel bad enough about not
coming home with her beer.
(01:57):
So she did what any rational person in the land of crazy would do.
She picked up her ceramic squirrel and smacked them over the head with it.
And then she took that same squirrel and stabbed them in the chest with it.
Y'all thought I was talkin' about a real squirrel, didn't you?
So then her husband ran to a neighbor's house and called 911 and when police arrived,
(02:19):
now this is shortly after midnight when the police arrived, they found him covered
in blood.
So they asked him what happened.
He told them and he's like, look, she stabbed me in the chest with this squirrel and they
were like, they had the same face you had when I did the initial introduction.
They were like, she, she did what now.
So then he took off his shirt and they found this huge gash, it's like, quote, large, deep
(02:44):
gash from his left shoulder to his chest as well as cuts on his face.
He showed them this squirrel and he said, oh, the same thing that y'all said when I said
ceramic squirrel.
So then they went to talk to Helen and asked her account of what happened and he said, oh,
(03:04):
no, no, no, no, he has all those cuts and this huge gash in his chest because he fell
and he cut himself and they were like, oh, so what's with all the blood on your hands and
your shirt?
And she was like, oh, I, I, ooh, I didn't think of a story for that one.
(03:25):
Give me a second while I think, think, Helen, think, you know what?
I just wanted my beer.
I got nothing.
Look, I just wanted my beer.
He ain't get me a beer.
Then he decided to go make himself a sandwich and I was just like, you know what?
I'm sick and tired of asking you for stuff and you decide the stores are closed and you
come home without my stuff.
(03:45):
And I just, I just, I just couldn't anywhere.
I just couldn't anywhere.
So I hit him and then I stabbed him with this girl because I knew it was going to make an
excellent headline for some newspaper somewhere, some weird podcaster who's doing a true crime
podcast.
I knew it was going to make a great headline.
So this is why I did that.
So she was arrested as you can imagine and she went to the Charleston County jail with
(04:07):
a $10,000 cash bond.
She was supposed to go to her hearing in April based on a felony charge of domestic violence
and they labeled it a high and aggravated nature.
However, I couldn't find any updates.
I don't see that she's in jail.
I don't see what happened.
So I don't know what happened past that.
(04:30):
However, what I do know is that her husband was treated at the hospital for non-life
threat and in wounds.
So he's okay and actually this was her common law husband.
So maybe he left, hopefully he left.
If somebody stabs you in the chest with a squirrel, I think that's a, maybe you think that's
a red flag?
I don't know.
(04:50):
I'm asking for a friend.
Do you think that's a red flag?
But maybe it's a red flag.
I could be wrong.
So maybe he's gone.
Maybe he stayed.
I don't know.
But the most important part is that the condition of the squirrel was not reported.
So we don't know if that poor squirrel is okay.
That is all I have for you for this Wednesday midweek mini.
(05:13):
How has your week been so far?
I'll see you in the next episode.
Bye.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music)
[ Music ]
Hey LaMs, welcome to your midweek mini.
(00:06):
I am your host Ky and in today's mini, we're discussing a case where a wife stabs
her husband with a squirrel.
I know you're scratching your head and wondering how this can happen, but let's get into it.
This midweek mini is really, really mini and I just want to remind you that this episode
and all my episodes are sponsored by my Lambs and Patreon.com/loveandmurder.
(00:29):
If you want to be a sponsor of Love and Murder and help the podcast out, then go ahead
and join our Patreon and you get bonuses and so much more Patreon.com/loveandmurder.
Now let's get into this wife stabbing her husband with a squirrel.
On December 25, 2013, 44-year-old Helen Ann Williams of Clifton Street in North Charlton,
(00:50):
South Carolina, sent her 41-year-old husband out to buy some beer.
Now this was at night and it at night on December 25.
So as you can imagine, he returned home empty-handed because the stores were closed.
And for those of you who don't know, on December 25 in the US, stores are closed at night.
(01:11):
It's just like I think you could find maybe corner stores that are open, maybe, but typically
every single store is closed.
So he came back without what she asked for and the tellin' this was the last straw.
The absolute last straw.
I mean, how dare you guard at a night where everyone in the US knows that basically every
(01:35):
store is closed and come back without what I asked you for.
How inconsiderate of you namesick, entired of it and then, and then he had the audacity
to go and make himself a sandwich and not even sit there and feel bad enough about not
coming home with her beer.
(01:57):
So she did what any rational person in the land of crazy would do.
She picked up her ceramic squirrel and smacked them over the head with it.
And then she took that same squirrel and stabbed them in the chest with it.
Y'all thought I was talkin' about a real squirrel, didn't you?
So then her husband ran to a neighbor's house and called 911 and when police arrived,
(02:19):
now this is shortly after midnight when the police arrived, they found him covered
in blood.
So they asked him what happened.
He told them and he's like, look, she stabbed me in the chest with this squirrel and they
were like, they had the same face you had when I did the initial introduction.
They were like, she, she did what now.
So then he took off his shirt and they found this huge gash, it's like, quote, large, deep
(02:44):
gash from his left shoulder to his chest as well as cuts on his face.
He showed them this squirrel and he said, oh, the same thing that y'all said when I said
ceramic squirrel.
So then they went to talk to Helen and asked her account of what happened and he said, oh,
(03:04):
no, no, no, no, he has all those cuts and this huge gash in his chest because he fell
and he cut himself and they were like, oh, so what's with all the blood on your hands and
your shirt?
And she was like, oh, I, I, ooh, I didn't think of a story for that one.
(03:25):
Give me a second while I think, think, Helen, think, you know what?
I just wanted my beer.
I got nothing.
Look, I just wanted my beer.
He ain't get me a beer.
Then he decided to go make himself a sandwich and I was just like, you know what?
I'm sick and tired of asking you for stuff and you decide the stores are closed and you
come home without my stuff.
(03:45):
And I just, I just, I just couldn't anywhere.
I just couldn't anywhere.
So I hit him and then I stabbed him with this girl because I knew it was going to make an
excellent headline for some newspaper somewhere, some weird podcaster who's doing a true crime
podcast.
I knew it was going to make a great headline.
So this is why I did that.
So she was arrested as you can imagine and she went to the Charleston County jail with
(04:07):
a $10,000 cash bond.
She was supposed to go to her hearing in April based on a felony charge of domestic violence
and they labeled it a high and aggravated nature.
However, I couldn't find any updates.
I don't see that she's in jail.
I don't see what happened.
So I don't know what happened past that.
(04:30):
However, what I do know is that her husband was treated at the hospital for non-life
threat and in wounds.
So he's okay and actually this was her common law husband.
So maybe he left, hopefully he left.
If somebody stabs you in the chest with a squirrel, I think that's a, maybe you think that's
a red flag?
I don't know.
(04:50):
I'm asking for a friend.
Do you think that's a red flag?
But maybe it's a red flag.
I could be wrong.
So maybe he's gone.
Maybe he stayed.
I don't know.
But the most important part is that the condition of the squirrel was not reported.
So we don't know if that poor squirrel is okay.
That is all I have for you for this Wednesday midweek mini.
(05:13):
How has your week been so far?
I'll see you in the next episode.
Bye.
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(upbeat music)
(upbeat music)
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