The mother of Kamarie Holland, and the mother’s acquaintance have pleaded guilty in Kamarie Holland’s kidnapping and murder case.

The events of the Kamarie Holland case began on December 12th of 2021 when Kamarie Holland’s father, Corey Holland, who had custody of Kamarie, let Kamarie’s mother, Kristy Siple, have her for the night for visitation.

In the middle of the night, Kamarie allegedly went missing.

Police state that Kristy told authorities that she woke up the morning of December 13th and noticed Kamarie was gone and the front door of the Bowman Street home where she lives in Columbus was open. She called 911 services with her neighbors phone. 

Columbus Police quickly developed Jeremy Williams, Kristy’s acquaintance, as a potential suspect. Columbus PD Investigators contacted the Russell County Sheriff’s Office and told them that Williams could be in their jurisdiction. During their manhunt for Williams, he was located at the infamous Bamboo Motel located on Opelika Road with his uncle. Jeremy Williams was detained by law enforcement officers. Columbus Police officers and Russell County Sheriff’s deputies then located Kamarie Holland’s body in an abandoned house, that used to be owned by Williams, on 15th Avenue near West End Cemetery in Phenix City, AL on December 13th between 9 and 10PM. 

Today, more than 3 years later, Kristy Siple plead guilty to human trafficking and will serve 20 years behind bars. Jeremy Williams plead guilty to capital murder and is pleading to the death penalty.

Rest in peace, Kamarie.