The dead underworld figure Carl Williams’s widow has been seen out in public with her hands appearing to have mystery wounds.
Tuesday, Roberta Williams traversed the streets of Melbourne’s central business district with her daughter Dhakota while wearing bandages on both wrists to conceal her wounds.
The 53-year-old mother of five accessorized her grey slacks and pink knit sweater with a Louis Vuitton handbag.
Her daughter Dhakota, 21, made an effort to blend in while keeping warm with a black hooded puffer jacket, black leggings, and expensive bags.
Two days after Dhakota, who has been fighting online bullying for 12 years, responded politely to nasty trolls, Roberta and her daughter were photographed together.
In Melbourne’s infamous gangland conflict, which claimed the lives of 36 criminals between 1998 and 2010, Roberta’s late husband Carl played a significant role.
In January 2001, he wed Roberta, and two months later, their daughter Dhakota was born.
The renowned murderer received a 35-year sentence in prison in 2007 for ordering the deaths of three rivals and an additional sentence for planning the murder of a fourth.
In the months leading up to his 2010 murder, Williams sent several lengthy letters to his wife and other people from prison.
These letters were later published as the book Life Sentence.
He was a prisoner at Melbourne’s notorious Barwon Prison when, in April 2010, fellow prisoner Matthew Charles Johnson beat him to death with an exercise bike component.
Dhakota’s father passed away at the age of 39 when she was only 10 years old.
On the 11th anniversary of her husband’s passing, Roberta presented exclusive video of her wedding to Williams just 15 months prior.
In a tearful Instagram post, Roberta explained how difficult her life has been since his passing and how much she wishes they could have shared “one more moment.”
“You helped me out when times were hard. She added, “I never envisioned you not being here, yet 11 years later you are gone.
The majority of the time, I wait for a phone call that will never come, but I often think about what I would say if I did.
“I miss you so much, my love, my life, my best friend, my baby daddy, and my spouse!” glisten brilliantly like a diamond.
At Dhakota’s 21st birthday celebration in March, Roberta paid tribute to her daughter, assuring her that her father would be pleased of the woman she had become.
The event was hosted at hip Melbourne nightclub The Emerson.
In her address, Roberta remarked, “I wish your dad could be here to see you today.”
You are all he had envisioned for you to be, and I know dad would be very proud of you.
Before you were born, your father and I would spend every evening in your nursery discussing about you and what you would be like.
Everything he predicted about you has come true.
Beyond words, he adored you.
I’m delighted you experienced his love, and I’m confident that he is guiding you at all times—your own personal angel.
On Sunday, Dhakota flaunted her curves in a sensual green tie-dye dress while announcing that she would “simply let her fit talk” on Instagram.
She said she was tired of being criticized for her weight ever since her father passed away when she was only nine years old.
Late last month, Dhakota responded in an impassioned Instagram post to online trolls who had body shamed her.
She admitted that she had become tired of being constantly made fun of for her weight.
She exploded, “These folks online have been calling me fat since I was maybe nine years old.”
I was nine years old and in tears because I was being called obese. I’ve been subjected to comments about my body for 12 years.
It’s really unfortunate that I’ve had to learn how to not care instead of how to be kind to others.
She continued by expressing her pride in her curves.
Sorry, but around here we’re shaped like f***ing women, not prepubescent kids like some of these weirdos want you to seem.
Women are built in a variety of forms and sizes and have thighs, hips, and boobs.
‘Body shaming in 2022 is not cool,’ the social media star said, adding that she is grateful that it no longer upsets her as much as it once did.
Dhakota has nearly 40,000 followers on Instagram and frequently posts seductive pictures of herself.
After an inquiry revealed Victoria Police was paying $8,000 a year for his daughter’s school expenses, her father passed away in 2010.
Later it was discovered Carl was an informant who had provided details about a few unsolved murder cases.
On Sunday Night on Channel Seven in 2016, Dhakota praised her father.
According to her, “We remember our dad as our dad, not as he’s described in the headlines… so we know him as fun and loving and caring for us, and he always made us happy.”
“If you spoke to him and got to know him, you’d think he’s not that sort of guy, like, and you can tell he did it for his family because he was all for us, all for his family,” the song goes.
I only really knew that it was usual for me.