Kamarie's Killer Seeks Speedy Execution

0:00It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story. This is Birmingham News Today, driven by AI. Jeremy Tremaine Williams, the guy convicted of murdering and sexually assaulting 5-year-old Kamarie Holland in Phoenix City, just got his death. Sentence upheld by the Alabama Court of Appeals. He's now pushing hard for a speedy execution to get it over with… quick. Back in the case, little Kamarie's body turned up under a tarp at an abandoned house, and the brutality of it all shocked everyone involved. Williams has a long history here. Court records show, past child abuse charges, and he was even eyed as a suspect in another kid's death up in Alaska, though they never nailed him on that one. Now he's filing to fast track his execution, skipping appeals and wanting the state to carry it out without delay. This move raises big questions about justice and closure for the family, as the appeals court decision stands firm, and the process rolls on.