It has been established that the sperm of two different men were found in her vagina, and neither of the two men were her husband, whose sperm has also been tested. Yet, she said before she died that she had been attacked and raped by just one man. This opens a plethora of possibilities. While we should respect the memory of the deceased, we should also respect the rights of the living and examine the possible implications of this. It seems highly probable that the man who stabbed and killed Rebecca Lynn Williams was one of the two men whose sperm was found inside her vagina.
Men do things like that.
This seems far more likely than that a complete stranger who did not know her at all, such as Earl Washington, Jr., killed her. Rebecca Lynn Williams gave a dying declaration, which involves a special area of law. It is believed that when a person is just about to die, they will always tell the truth, in order to make their peace with God. A person who knows that he or she is about to die will always tell the truth, it is believed. However, under the law, if the person has any belief that he or she will live, it is not a dying declaration and therefore is not admissible in court.