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NC woman last seen getting into stranger’s car on doorbell cam is found dead in woods
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1:01Now PlayingA cognitively impaired North Carolina woman, last seen alive on a doorbell camera getting into a stranger’s car last week, was found dead in the woods just miles from where she disappeared.
Heather Williams, 25, was captured on a Ring doorbell leaving her family’s Fayetteville home and getting into a “light-colored sedan with a sunroof” around 10 p.m. Jan. 4, according to local law enforcement.
The Fayetteville Police Department launched a missing persons investigation into Williams’ disappearance and issued an endangered person alert on Jan. 7 “due to cognitive impairment.”
Williams’ death is being investigated as a homicide, the department revealed.
“It is with a heavy and broken heart that our family confirms the horrific news,” her sister, Mary Williams, wrote on Facebook Saturday.
“I pray whoever is responsible for this is held accountable and there is justice for Heather.”
Mary told WRAL that the family did not know the person driving the vehicle and speculated that Williams — who suffered cognitive impairment and had limited speech and limited use of her right leg and right arm after she was struck by a car in 2015 — may have met the individual online.
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