The child

Stephanie Furr sat in a jail cell as May turned to June in 2018.

The charges against her included financially exploiting an elderly person, embezzlement by misuse of power of attorney, fraud, fraudulent schemes, identity theft and conspiracy, all stemming from an investigation into why her grandmother’s bank account was overdrawn.

Stephanie knew there were unexplained charges on her grandmother’s credit cards and bank accounts. Her aunt and uncle had asked her about the charges.

Stephanie was giving her son a bath and dying her daughter’s hair on May 31, 2018, when police knocked on the door of the home she shared with her husband in Berkeley County, West Virginia.

She told them her husband handled her finances. He could explain the discrepancies.

Months earlier, she said as much to the state trooper investigating the case when he came to speak with her. But still, law enforcement arrested both Stephanie and her husband, Kurt Williams.

It was the last time she would see her husband.

Read more | The Frederick News-Post