Nobody's Women: the Crimes And Victims of Anthony Sowell, the Cleveland Serial Killer
“—ANTHONY SOWELL In Warrensville, Ohio, Tonia Carmichael was still trying to pick up the pieces of the wreck she had made of her life. At forty-nine, she was a crack addict who had lost it all. Of course, to have lost it, you have to have had it, and relatively speaking, she had. At least for a while.
At the age of thirty-five, she had been a medical secretary and the owner of a three-bedroom brick home where she had been bringing up her three children as a single mother. But when she discovered... drugs, things went south, fast. She quickly lost the house and the job. The kids went to live with her mother, Barbara Carmichael.
Not that Tonia’s life had been entirely innocent until then. Tonia had always had troubles. She had her first daughter, Markiesha, when she was sixteen. Her second daughter, Donnita, was born two years later, in 1977, and son, Jonathan, was born in 1985. She never stuck with the fathers. Tonia had a string of criminal charges, starting in 1978 with grand theft, then a concealed weapons violation in 1982.MoreLess
At the age of thirty-five, she had been a medical secretary and the owner of a three-bedroom brick home where she had been bringing up her three children as a single mother. But when she discovered... drugs, things went south, fast. She quickly lost the house and the job. The kids went to live with her mother, Barbara Carmichael.
Not that Tonia’s life had been entirely innocent until then. Tonia had always had troubles. She had her first daughter, Markiesha, when she was sixteen. Her second daughter, Donnita, was born two years later, in 1977, and son, Jonathan, was born in 1985. She never stuck with the fathers. Tonia had a string of criminal charges, starting in 1978 with grand theft, then a concealed weapons violation in 1982.MoreLess
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