On April 12, 2018, the 27-year-old mother of three was taken prisoner by her vindictive ex-boyfriend, Jonathan Robinson, and slain.
Most people wouldn’t broadcast their last moments on social media, but Willaims did it in the hopes that her friends and family would come to their aid.
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Rannita “Nunu” Williams, a well-known interior decorator and mother of three, is from the close-knit neighbourhood of Caddo Heights in Shreveport, Louisiana.
She was characterised as cheerful and amiable by her friends and family. Her loss was, to put it mildly, surprising and upsetting because she was a valuable member of her community.
They claimed that sharing anything on social media, particularly Facebook, was her sole flaw. Rannita had no qualms about stating her mind, however the profanity she used frequently resulted in the suspension of her account.
Around 11 a.m., the event took place at Williams’ Shreveport, Louisiana, residence.
Williams may be seen apologising to Jonathan throughout the entire video. The reason Williams demanded an apology from her captor eluded the investigators.
Williams was brutally murdered, and Robinson can be heard asking, “b*tch, want to be famous?” just before the crime. Williams reacted, “no,” to which Robinson continued to threatenly loom over her while mumbling, “Everyone wants to be famous; let’s be famous today.”
Robinson repeatedly begged him to “stop Jonathan,” but he just picked up a weapon and shot the victim six times.
As soon as Williams’ soul left her body, her phone fell to the ground, but the filthy stream didn’t stop. Robinson stands over Williams at the conclusion of the video and tells her: “Now b*tch, game over. Game done, you c**t.
Williams was injured and taken by ambulance to the hospital. Sadly, she passed away at the hospital after succumbing to her wounds.
Robinson shot Williams numerous times with a semi-automatic weapon in her knee, torso, and upper body.
Officer Robert Entrekin was wounded when the 36-year-old Shreveport murderer opened fire on eight members of the Police Department while trying to kill police officers.
According to the victim’s relatives, she dated Robinson for years, but the couple split up permanently about two years ago.
Robinson was allegedly seeing Houston, Texas native Sharika Taylor at the time of Williams’ death.
Williams was compelled by Robinson to apologise to Taylor on Facebook live for making fun of his new girlfriend, according to the commanding sergeant.
Robinson has been charged with second-degree murder and gun possession in connection with Williams’ death.
Johnathan insisted that he should have been prosecuted with first-degree murder even though he was just detained on suspicion of second-degree murder.