May We Not Give Birth To What Will K!ll Us; See What These Young Women Did To Their Own Mother

Summary

In a shocking true crime case, 62-year-old W. Lamini from Barberton, Nanga Province, was brutally murdered by her own daughters, Valencia and Penelope, after a failed poisoning attempt. Driven by greed and an insurance policy that paid double for unnatural deaths, they orchestrated her brutal assault, murder, and disposal. The case, spanning from 2019 to 2024, saw Valencia confess and take a plea deal, implicating Penelope who maintains her innocence despite the damning evidence and insurance fraud.

Takeaways

• 😢 A 62-year-old woman named W. Lammini was brutally murdered by her own children in Barberton town, Nanga Province.
• 🤔 It is believed that two of her daughters, Valencia and Penelope, attempted to poison her in 2019 but failed as she did not consume the poison.
• 🏠 W lived with her son and his girlfriend, and had a good relationship with another daughter named Bessie.
• 🤨 The motive behind the hatred from Valencia and Penelope towards their mother is unclear, but it led to a tragic series of events.
• 📞 W confided in Bessie about the poisoning attempt, but Bessie did not take it seriously enough to prevent further tragedy.
• 🗓️ In January 2020, Valencia and Penelope invited W for a discussion, which turned out to be a deadly ambush.
• 🚫 Against Bessie's advice, W went to meet her daughters, hoping for an apology or admission of guilt.
• 🚷 W's son's girlfriend and grandson were supposed to accompany her but got lost, leaving her to go alone to the meeting.
• 😱 Upon arriving at Valencia's house, W was attacked by her daughter and three men, beaten, sexually assaulted, and strangled.
• 🚨 Bessie reported her mother missing when she didn't return home, and the police started investigating her disappearance.
• 💸 The murder was motivated by a life insurance policy taken out on W, with a clause that doubled the payout if the death was unnatural.

Q & A

How many children did W. Lamini have?

W. Lamini was said to have had four children.

In what town did W. Lamini live?

W. Lamini lived in Barberton town in N manga Province.

What was the initial attempt made on W. Lamini's life?

The initial attempt on W. Lamini's life was poisoning, which she avoided by not drinking the poisoned substance.

Who were the children suspected of attempting to poison W. Lamini?

W. Lamini's daughters, Valencia and Penelope, were suspected of attempting to poison her.

What was the relationship between W. Lamini and her son?

W. Lamini had a good relationship with her son, who she lived with along with his girlfriend.

Who was Bessie to W. Lamini?

Bessie was W. Lamini's daughter with whom she had a good relationship and to whom she confided about the poisoning attempt.

What was the motive behind the murder of W. Lamini?

The motive behind the murder was likely financial gain, as Valencia and Penelope had taken out life insurance policies on their mother with a clause that would double the payout if the death was not natural.

How did W. Lamini's body end up being found?

W. Lamini's body was found in an abatar (dump site), where her daughters and their accomplices had dumped it in an attempt to make it look like the work of a meat seller.

What was the role of Valencia in the murder of W. Lamini?

Valencia was one of the main perpetrators, participating in the physical assault and murder of her mother, and was later instrumental in the disposal of the body.

What was the outcome of the insurance policy taken out on W. Lamini?

The insurance policy was a life insurance policy with a clause that would double the payout if W. Lamini died of unnatural causes, which was a significant factor in the murder.

What was the legal outcome for Valencia and Penelope?

Valencia took a plea deal and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in the murder and for providing information on the others involved. Penelope maintained her innocence but faced a more severe sentence as a result, with the case still ongoing at the time of the script.