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| The children of Ashley Dawn Rogers, a woman who perished in a trailer fire |
Waco
– The women who have spent time with Carrie D. Woodlock in the
McLennan County lockup all agree about her and the rest of Delvin
Maddison's harem.
“They
all worship him,” according to a female who was there last summer
as Ms. Woodlock and another young woman fought and fussed over the
Aryan Brotherhood figure with tattooed face and the mannerisms of a
street player in drugs.
“They're
all alike,” she recalls. “Tiny, very petite, and, let's say,
malleable, easily led...” Ms. Woodlock and Mr. Maddison were young
lovers in high school. “He took my virginity,” she said in an
interview held in late fall. “I took his.”
She
and others interviewed recall how Ms. Woodlock came into the jail
insisting to investigators that her life and the lives of her
estranged children – the custody of whom she long ago lost - are
endangered about what she knows about Mr. Maddison, about how he and
another man spent time at the apartment where she lived with another
man on the night before a tragic fire in a Bosqueville trailer that
claimed the lives of a mother and two of her children.
One may click here to read about Ms. Woodlock's recollections at the time of that interview. (Click)
A
third child of Ashley Dawn Rogers escaped when a neighbor boy pulled
him to safety from the roaring fire that claimed their lives at about
6:30 p.m. on a cold February night nearly a year ago.
She
has reportedly changed her story in the face of intense questioning
by homicide and arson investigators struggling to clear an alleged
murder case. Charged with the third degree felony of hindering
apprehension of an accused felon, she is classed as a parole
violator, and, some say, jailed for her own protection.
A
further complication is presented by the bizarre circumstance of a
city police investigator who insists the fire was accidental, while
the fire marshal is not ready to sign off on that possibility. He
claims the fire's ignition point in the trailer is known, and that
while, according to his report, there are no “obvious signs of
accelerants,” the heat source that caused the dwelling to be fully
engulfed in flames within two minutes after the first alarm went in
is still unknown.
There
is speculation that the trailer was without electrical service, that
wires – extension cords – were strung through its windows from a
dwelling place next door in the trailer park just uphill from the
Brazos River on North 19th St.
This
much is known. Delvin Maddison, a convicted felon who is under
indictment along with a half dozen others for engaging in organized
criminal activity, has insisted to lawmen that he is not guilty of
setting the blaze – often when they have made no mention of the
matter whatsoever.
In
the criminal activity charge, he and others are accused of taking
alleged drug users' cars and refusing to return them – a
complication of doing business in a very rough neighborhood.
In
an even more chilling recollection, another female who spent time
with yet another of Mr. Maddison's girlfriends recalls how when
authorities put her in jail for her own protection, fearing for her
safety, her back, arms, torso and upper legs were covered in
festering “knots” caused by the intentional injection just under
the surface of her skin of the highly caustic street drug known as
“crank.”
The
home made methamphetamine, when so injected, causes chemical burns to
the underlyinig tissue and causes it to become abscessed, a
complication that often leads to blood poisoning and suppurating
lesions; if left untreated it will cause a systemic septic infection
of the blood stream, and result in a painful death.
“She
no sooner got out of there with her parents' help to get her kids
back and get out of trouble, and she was right back with him. And
this was after she told a female homicide investigator how she
believed he was guilty of killing Ashley Dawn Rogers and her kids...”
Cher
chez la femme.
Both
that young woman and Ms. Woodlock have been confronted by the same
female police investigator, according to sources inside the jail,
with this penetrating question.
“I
have sources that put Delvin there. Was he?”
Apparently,
Ms. Woodlock has changed her story – yet again – and is willing
to sit out time in jail or the penitentiary to avoid giving any
answer to the question.
This
much is clear. In the world of female offenders, women who often take
the blame for serious crimes perpetrated by boyfriends and husbands
who they say forced them to cooperate with criminal schemes, the
message coming over the grapevine is clear.
The
sorority of les femmes du la rue has spoken...
They
will not tolerate the killing of a woman and her children – for any
reason.
It's
agreed. Those children were not supposed to be there. Something went
horribly wrong.
Said
one lady who offered her opinion under the strictest rules of
secrecy, writing out of the blind side of a Facebook account about
the rumor that electrical wires were strung through the trailer -
I've
never heard of the wires...that's weird. I do have some Facebook
messages between me and an MCC class mate where she also pin points
Delvin right off. I knew she was associated with a rough crowd and
that she would hear who did what through the grape vine...I asked if
she knew anything prolly a week or two after the fire and the only
thing she said to me was does delvin mean anything to u. At that time
I had heard only D. I asked her could he go by D she said yea. She
went on to say how everyone was saying it was him but she didn't
think it was because he didn't get down like that, meaning the kids i
assume but when u say the criminal didn't expect the kids to be there
that makes perfect sense. I have pics of that conversation with her
name and pic covered for protection if u would like to see them. As
for an anonymous statement I would just like to state for the
record.. We aren't giving up! Ashley, Madisyn and Gage are far from
forgotten..loved and missed very much..we will continue to seek
justice where justice is due. Thank you...
These links lead to our coverage of the deaths of Ashley Dawn Rogers and her children:
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2012/10/hue-and-cry-wailing-for-woman-and-kids.html
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2012/10/when-someone-you-love-dies-you-never.html
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2010/04/cruel-world-of-meth-cooks-and-addicts.html
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2012/10/flame-war-extends-to-allegations-denial_20.html
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2012/11/confidential-informant-dishes-in.html
http://downdirtyword.blogspot.com/2012/11/record-of-tumbling-down-lives-blurred_10.html
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