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Mother accused in 3-year-old Chapel Hill girl's drowning indicted on injury to a child, drug charges

Three-year-old Madison Williams was first reported missing on Aug. 18. Her mother, Tiffany Snyder, was arrested on Sept. 8.
Credit: Smith County Jail

SMITH COUNTY, Texas — A mother whose 3-year-old daughter drowned in Chapel Hill has been indicted on injury to a child charges in Smith County.

The drowning happened on Aug. 18 in the 6400 block of County Road 210 near Chapel Hill.

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According to the Smith County Sheriff's Office, three-year-old Madison Williams went missing from a home in the area. Multiple agencies responded to the scene and found the girl's body in a pond on the property.

Following an investigation, a Smith County Judge issued an arrest warrant for Madison's mother, 29-year-old Tiffany Snyder. She was arrested by Smith County deputies on Sept. 9 on injury to a child and possession of a controlled substance charges.

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Credit: Smith County Jail
Tiffany Snyder

Snyder was formally indicted on those charges on Dec. 5. She remains in the Smith County Jail with a $202,500 bond. 

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