CHILLING details have emerged of the brutal daily abuse a mom unleashed on her five-year-old son after he was found beaten to death with an extension cord. Tiffany Williams was arrested on Monday after cops found Zamaurian Kizziee dead at their South Dallas home.
Dallas Police DepartmentDallas mom Tiffany Williams has admitted to beating her five-year-old son to death '/ '
Police found Zamaurian's dead body at the Williams' family home in South Dallas on Monday Williams' five other kids, aged between three-months to seven years old, were put into foster care, a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services said. The deranged 26-year-old admitting to beating her helpless young son multiple times on the day he died, striking him in the temple and stomach with a clenched fist, a detective said. She then hit him multiple times with an extension cord across his face and back. Cops responded to a report of an injured child just before 11.30am on Monday in the 2800 block in Silkwood Street, South Dallas. Most read in The US Sun BUM DEAL Kardashian fans share theory about why Kim & Khloe are getting rid of their butts WAR OF THE WORLDS Air Force regularly fires at UFOs in war zones, service member reveals KHLO WAY Kardashian fans shocked after Khloe's nanny posts unedited swimsuit photo of star HOT ROD Georgina Rodriguez sizzles in black bikini alongside Utd star Ronaldo on superyacht OH KHLO Khloe Kardashian shows off TINY frame in tight pink dress at birthday dinner CASE SHOCKER Petitos have 'strong case' after 'bombshell letter' claim about Brian's mom According to police, Dallas Fire-Rescue also responded to the call out and found Zamaurian dead at the home with ...signs of trauma..., according to WFAA. It's understood child protection services were aware of the family and had previously removed the children from Williams' care, including the five-year-old that died, according to the outlet. Cops have launched an investigation and are calling on anyone with information related to the incident to call the Dallas Police Child Abuse Unit.
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