UTICA, NY – The murder trial for the woman accused of stabbing and killing her mother is under way in Oneida County Court.
Tasheonia Hills, 26, is accused of stabbing her mother, 44-year-old Irene Williams, to death at the Humphrey Gardens Apartments in February of 2017.
The prosecution Tuesday morning painted the graphic picture of the way Irene Williams died, saying Hills' brother claims his mother wasn't just stabbed, but that her body was mutilated.
The judge reminded jurors on instructions of finding a person legally insane.
Hills is charged with second-degree murder and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
NEWSChannel 2’s Rachel Murphy is in court, tweeting updates.
Related Content
- Prosecution: Body of mother described as mutilated in Hills trial
- Conley Trial: Prosecution vilifies Conley, defense accuses Yoder's husband
- Prosecution rests; defense begins their case in Conley murder trial
- Prosecution rests in sex abuse trial of local psychiatrist
- Jurors chosen for Tasheonia Hills murder trial
- Thirty prosecution witnesses take the stand in Kaitlyn Conley murder trial
- Doctor explains Tasheonia Hills' behavior in murder trial
Scroll for more content...
