A Missouri woman is accused of going on a frightening murder of multi-states that focuses on her former loved ones.
Taylor Santiago, 31, turned to the police on Wednesday after he reportedly killed her ex-husband Troy Huffman in Aurora, Missouri before she went to her alienated lover in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Arkansas and was reopened.
In the second house in Arkansas, the police say that Santiago shot the father of her child, Nathan Green, who is expected to survive and his girlfriend Sophia Williams, a mother of five killed.
The lovers of Williams first told Ozarks that she had called them on the day of the murders to celebrate to celebrate custody of the child Green shared with Santiago.
Authorities believe that guardianship fight has been possible what the Spree has set up, and say that Santiago was motivated by taking revenge on her ex-lovers.
According to a likely cause, Santiago returned to Aurora, Missouri after driving to Arkansas for the second shooting and turned in the police.
She is confronted with accusations of murder of the first degree, theft and illegal use of a weapon, in addition to an accusation of endangering the well -being of a child because both shootings were reportedly seen by the young children of the victim.
Taylor Santiago, 31, is said to have killed her ex-husband in Aurora, Missouri on Wednesday before she drives to the house of her alienated lover in Eureka Springs, Arkansas and open fire again
Santiago is accused of luring her ex-husband Troy Huffman (photo) to her house on the promise to see their child before they shoot him and steal his car to drive to the second shooting
In the second shooting, Santiago reportedly shot her ex-lover Nathan Green, who survived and killed his girlfriend Sophia Williams (depicted together)
A detective at the Aurora-Marionville police told the News Tribune that the alleged Spree of Santiago started when she 'decided' to kill her ex-husband and alienated lover while she got coffee in a Casey's store on the night of the shootings.
She would have invited Huffman to her house 'under the pretensions' of seeing their 12-year-old child, with the intention of killing him.
When Huffman arrived, Santiago is said to have told their child that he had to cover his ears because “she would take care of the bad guys,” says the explanation.
The sworn explanation says that Santiago later confessed that he had the murder of Huffman and said she shot him several times while he was still standing when she first opened fire.
Allegedly she then dragged his body from the entrance to her house, stole his keys and took his car about 50 miles to the house of Green in Aurora, Arkansas – one of her children alone in the house with Huffman's body.
Cops said that Santiago shot Green and his girlfriend Sophia, with Sophia's family who said she was shot down to protect the child of Green, while several other children reportedly witnessed the tragedy.
When she changed in it, Santiago reportedly told officers that she had killed three people, after she apparently wrongly believed she had killed Green.
He was raced to the hospital in critical condition, but is expected to survive.
Williams, a five -year -old mother, was described by her family as a 'great person', who said she died to protect one of Green's children
Reportedly, Williams told her family on the day of the shootings that she and Green won custody by a child he shared with Santiago, told the police that the custody fights fought with both exes.
Police chief Wes Coatney said KY3 that the murders were probably motivated by custody fights of children Santiago fought with both exes.
Williams' family said that she was deeply saddled because of her death, as her sister Calista Abernathy said she had only spoken to her for a few hours before she was shot.
“When we were talking, she just told me that she and Nathan had received custody for Nathan's daughter,” she said Ozarks first.
“She told me that they had previously received recent documents and everything and when they went to court with their new found evidence, the judge gave them the custody they wanted.”
Abernathy, who has set up a GoFundme to help the five children of Williams, described Santiago as a 'monster' and said she hopes that public prosecutors will go to death if she is convicted.
William's' sister Calista Abernathy described Santiago as a 'monster' and said she hopes that prosecutors go to death for the death penalty if she is convicted
“I think she deserves the death penalty. She took life. She left children without parents. She doesn't deserve to breathe, eat. She deserves nothing. She deserves to be where she should be, “said Abernathy.
“I'm very angry. I am very angry when I hear [Santiago’s] Name because she has taken a great person from us all. Sophia was a great mother, has five children and she loved her children so much.
'My sister loves saving everyone and children. She was so good. My sister literally died by saving a child. '
Abernathy said she hopes to meet lawyers next week to insist on a 'Sophie's Law', a policy that, according to her addresses, would protect in hostile custody cases, because she believed that judicial documents increased Santiago to detect her alleged victims.
'I am absolutely looking for making a law of Sophia to where when these custody problems take place, those addresses are rid of those court papers, because if those addresses were not in those court papers, that woman would not have known where my sister Was, “she said.
“That is something that I am certainly looking to move forward, so no other family has to go through this kind of tragedy, because this was not asked.”
