Mobile, AL - John Marcus Miller is a pretty good cook, or so his buyers say. Just ask Leanne Christine Williamore. She’s not only Miller’s wife, she’s also a client. Miller, 37, was running a meth lab in the family home in Irvington, Alabama on April 22 when a neighbor called police about the chemical smell.
Officers smelled the methamphetamine cooking before they even got to the house. Once inside, they found John Miller hanging out, doing his cooking thing. Two children, ages two and four, were playing within easy reach of chemicals used to make meth, which can include pseudoephedrine, phosphorous, acetone, lye and muriatic acid, among others.
The children were exposed not only to the raw chemicals, but to the extreme fire hazard and inhalant risks of the cooking chemicals. Meth labs are so toxic that even the land they sit on is often unusable for years after cleanup. It’s a dangerous environment for adults - for children, exposure to meth chemicals can cause severe and lasting damage. Child Protective Services was called and removed both children from the home that day.
Police arrested John Marcus Miller that day and charged him with child endangerment, manufacture of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. His total bail was set at $14,000, and he posted his 10% surety bond and was released. However, Christine Williamore was not at home at the time of Miller’s arrest, and a warrant was issued.
Williamore wasn’t picked up until Monday, May 5. Obviously her concern for her children was secondary to her desire to stay out of jail. She has been charged with child endangerment and was booked into the Mobile County Metro Jail yesterday. She also made her bail (only $3000 this time) and is out on bond. The pair is awaiting trial. Now that’s some kind of parenting, right there.
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6 responses so far ↓
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WryBread
May 6, 2008 at 10:21 am -Hey, they needed money to send their children to that high-class boarding school in New England. They are great parents, just want a better life for their kids and so sell what’s needed in America today — meth, meth, and more meth.
It would be better if they sold their kids at a garage sale. This kind of people make me sick.
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impqueen
May 6, 2008 at 11:42 am -I’d buy ‘em. I like kids, and I don’t have a meth lab in my house. Also, I feed them.
The thing about meth that bugs me is that with meth comes abuse. Meth causes sexually compulsive behavior like no other drug on earth. it also shorts out temper control. So those little kids may have endured all sorts of things already. I hope they’re okay.
And i hope John & Christine hear about us and show up. That’d be fun.
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tray-bay-bay
May 6, 2008 at 12:19 pm -That just makes me sick!
You’re right Imp, there’s no telling what kind of abuse these kids endured. Hopefully “mom” and “dad” were high and fucking eachother and NOT the kids.
I knew meth was a big problem in Missouri but was shocked to find we were asked if our house had ever been used as a meth lab and had to sign that it had not prior to listing it for sale. That’s sad.
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crimenthusiast
May 6, 2008 at 3:24 pm -I can’t beleive how low their bail was. WTF? Is that all child endangerment is worth Alabama? And I am sure when the go to court they will get a slap on the hand.
I hope they don’t get these kids back. That lab could have exploded. What asshats.
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Sir Geoff
May 6, 2008 at 5:39 pm -Doesn’t the guy sorta/kinda look like Robin Williams? Nanu-Nanu!!
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thepooh5
May 7, 2008 at 10:53 am -Ya see, this is one of the articles I was referring to in the Michael Vondueren and his cats thread. A $14,000 and a $3,000 bond, for making meth in the house with children. Why weren’t their bonds $50,000 a piece or higher? They were at the very least neglecting their children. Definitely, super endangering the children and look what small bonds. WTH? That is just whacked.
Now, Crazy Mike has some issues; but, at least, he doesn’t appear to be harming anyone but himself and his mother, with the foul odors. I know which two of the three that I would prefer be behind bars. Just sayin’………………………
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