Trey Williams, who turned 18 on April 28, is currently being held in jail, accused of causing a car crash that killed Mason Alexander, a football player for the University of Pittsburgh.
The crash occurred on March 1 in Fishers, Indiana, where Williams was driving a BMW south on Florida Road near 113th Street when he attempted to pass another vehicle.
While doing so, he entered the northbound lane and encountered a Toyota RAV4 from the opposite direction.
Williams swerved off the road to avoid a collision, drove into a grassy area, struck a tree, and the car caught fire. The Toyota also left the road and hit a mailbox.
Mason Alexander, who was a passenger in the BMW, died at the scene.
Mason had recently graduated early from Hamilton Southeastern High School in December 2024.
He had already enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh, where he had joined the football team as a cornerback.
Officials Confirm Trey Williams Was Tested For Drugs and Alcohol, But Results And Crash Details Remain Unreleased
In the weeks following the crash, Alexander’s family sought answers about what led to the incident.
Although officials confirmed that Williams was tested for drugs and alcohol, no results were released publicly, and details about the crash remained limited for some time.
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office explained that the investigation followed set procedures to ensure nothing was overlooked and that the process remained fair for everyone involved.
Williams’s court date is not listed, and the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office has not made final charging decisions.
At the same time, Brandi L. Carroll said that at a recent rally for Mason, his family revealed that they have not received any form of apology from the Williams parents, Erin, or Jeff.
The Justice for Mason Alexander page and Alexander’s cousin, Sharice Patterson, called out Trey Williams, saying he used to call Mason a friend but hasn’t shown genuine remorse for what happened.
You can delete anything you want always remember the backup sites Trey you called yourself Mason’s Friend but you show no remorse in the actions of taking your friends life! It’s been told u have told ppl the last words of my cuzzin, it’s been told you have said nothing is going to happen to u. It’s been told that Sunday u was out driving around, it’s a fact the community is Sick of you and ya family!
Sharice Staywinning Patterson
Today I said nothing and no one will be able to stop me Trey Williams your 18 now sir. Your reckless driving took my lil cuzzin from us! You have no remorse and neither does Erin or Jeff as his parents you mfs should be ashamed. I want y’all to know as well as his parents you guys will pay as well u can’t keep allowing your child to drive recklessly then to reward him with a new car! SMH all gloves are off at this point! This is one you will not win I’m going to make sure of that get whatever high price lawyer! We got God and he’s higher than any lawyer,judge!
Sharice Staywinning Patterson
Cant keep thinking MONEY is going to save everything cause it’s not in this situation!
PS And don’t nobody call my phone about shit on this post!
I know how the pain is eating at my cuzzin ( Kelly) in all in her face no matter how hard she tries to speak at award ceremonies or to us!
I have more details and I’m patiently waiting to see this outcome which is a crock of shit!
Trey Williams planned to attend the University of Kansas. His profile for the class of 2029 said he was committed to KU and planned to study business with a minor in finance.
He also wanted to join a fraternity and was looking for a roommate in Stouffer or Downs Hall.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- On March 25, the Fishers community gathered at the Fishers Event Center to celebrate Mason Alexander’s life.
- During the event, his classmates and loved ones shared cherished memories, referring to them as “Mason moments.”
- Mason was born on September 15, 2006, in Carmel, Indiana, to Kelly Joyce Harris and Johnny Dujuan Alexander.
