Here on Stollen Lives, we discuss brutal and heartbreaking crimes against children.

Themes may include child murder, torture, and sexual domestic and child abuse.

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and leave out unnecessary details that honestly, none of us need to know to understand the

frustration of why and how this ever happened.

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October 13, 2017, Atlanta, Georgia.

24-year-old Lomora Williams called 911, claiming to have returned home from work to find her two sons dead.

That's the children's babysitter was missing.

A medical examiner later determined, the boys had been burnt to death

and a tipped-over oven found in the family home. This is Keonté and Jakarta's story.

Lamore Williams stood silent in front of a judge Monday accused of murdering her own two children

and leaving them in an oven.

She stared at a prosecutor as he read the 14 charges against her, including two counts

of murder. A grand jury indicted the 24-year-old mother last month for the deaths of her two-year-old

and one-year-old sons, Keante and Jakarta. Police found the two boys in an oven, October

13th, and Williams' apartment in Southwest Atlanta. Her family the two boys in an oven, October 13th in Williams' apartment in

Southwest Atlanta. Her family members told us at the time that Williams felt overwhelmed

as a single mother of four. When I saw that mug shot of her, I knew that was not my little

sister. Police say Williams first said a caregiver was watching the boys at the time of their

deaths, but police later ruled that out. Williams pleaded not guilty Monday through her attorney to four of the 14 charges.

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