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The rural community of Green Bottom in Sandy Bay was jolted Monday evening by the bizarre murder of a disabled teenage girl who was savagely stabbed while her stepmother reportedly slept in an adjoining room of their Clarendon home.
Shelly-Ann Williams, 17, who has Down syndrome, was discovered, lying face down in a pool of blood, by her father, Howard Williams, and stepmother Shelly-Ann Allen after her dad returned home from work and queried about her whereabouts.
A visibly shaken Allen said that she last heard the teenager laughing in her room while speaking with her father on the phone earlier in the evening.
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Shelly-Ann Allen, stepmother of the teenager found dead in Clarendon
The Clarendon Police say they are yet to identify persons of interest in relation to the murder of 17-year-old Shelly-Ann Williams in Green Bottom, Sandy Bay.
SSP Miller told
Radio Jamaica News Wednesday morning that the police are awaiting the results of a post mortem to determine if the teenager, who had Down Syndrome, was sexually assaulted.
Her stepmother, Shelly-Ann Allen, said she did not know anything was amiss until she was awakened by the teenager s father when he returned home about 9:45 Monday night.
Miss Allen said during a search of the five bedroom house, blood was seen on the kitchen door and the teen found naked and lying face down with multiple stabs wounds to her back.