Who Is Pam Stephens?
Williamson's funeral director extraordinaire...
Previously, I brought up a strange question about the way Aaron Solomon filled out the release of Grant's body to the funeral home.
Whose number did he put on the form, instead of his own?
Oddly enough, Aaron added Pam Stephens’ cell phone number to the form on HIS address line.
Pam is the funeral director who handled Grant's services at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home.
Can you imagine why a father who was estranged from his son for nearly two years would fill out all of the hospital paperwork as if he was a single dad AND add the funeral director's cell number to the body release upon that son's death?
There are so many things wrong with this form. First, Grant (and Gracie) didn't live with Aaron in July 2020. They had barely seen him since they ran away from his home in 2018. After they insisted that Aaron raped Gracie, and that they were done with his abuse.
The timing of this form is also suspicious. Grant died in the hospital on the morning of July 20, 2020. Are we supposed to believe that the hospital waited nearly 24 hours to even call the funeral home?
Some nurses I've spoken to believe the date is most likely an error, and that it should read 7/20/20, but if that's the case, the funeral home would have been called BEFORE Grant's time of death (9:28).
That's still not the strangest thing about Pam Stephens in all of this.
Pam Stephens also LIED to Angie about the whereabouts of Grant's clothing. When Angie asked Pam for her son's clothes, Pam claimed that it was still with the hospital.
Yet the hospital insisted they had already released Grant's clothing to the funeral home.
After lots of back and forth between the two companies, Pam finally admitted to Angie that she'd either thrown out or destroyed the clothes because they were a “biohazard.”
Obviously, Angie was shocked.
Clothing is released to the funeral homes for good reason—for the family. Clothing isn't released to the funeral home to simply trash or destroy. Even bloody clothes don't get labeled as biohazardous waste. That's reserved for actual garbage, like bloody gauze or bandages.
So, this was out of the ordinary, callously handled, and likely, illegal.
What if the medical examiner had asked to look at Grant's clothing?
It's appalling how badly Grant's death was handled by multiple agencies.
And if that's not enough weirdness for one funeral director, I should also mention that the funeral home BROKE Grant's ankles for an unknown reason (he was not too tall for his casket).
That's also illegal, and considered abuse of a corpse.
All the more troubling is that Pam Stephens even defended Aaron Solomon in court! Pam supported Aaron by offering up a sworn declaration siding with him in 2021 when he sued his ex-wife Angie and 25 John Does for defamation.
How's that for a full-service funeral director?
Pam went to bat for known child abuser Aaron Solomon—after his 14-year-old daughter Gracie told the world over YouTube that he raped her and killed her brother Grant.
Such frequent and unethical involvement begs the question:
What else does Pam Stephens know about Grant's death?
Thank you, again, for your patience. I'm still feeling exhausted and went back to the doctor today. He diagnosed me with bronchitis and pharyngitis, and said they're seeing a lot of back-to-back or multiple infections like mine.
He wasn't particularly worried about my fatigue, but said it's to be expected after such a bad bout of pneumonia. He also advised that I should probably expect a long recovery, but insisted I take things slow and make sure to take care of myself while I'm still sick.
So, I am s-l-o-w-l-y editing pieces and balancing work with parenting and doctor's orders, but I'm very much looking forward to better days ahead 💗
Take care Shannon, thank you for all your hard work in advocating for Gracie and Grant.