MURDERED: Jerry Michael Williams
One day before his anniversary Jerry Michael Williams went for a duck hunting trip on lake Seminole but never returned home. For years people were convinced he had been eaten by alligators but the truth was much more sinister.
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Episode Source Material
- Mystery on Lake Seminole – Disappeared on Investigation Discovery
- Denise Williams murder trial: Brian Winchester testifies about killing Mike Williams (Part 1)
- Denise Williams murder trial: Brian Winchester testifies about killing Mike Williams (Part 2)
- Wife who plotted husband’s murder with his best friend, then married him, gets life in prison
- Where is Mike Williams? Mother hopes for break in 16-year-old cold case
- Please don’t let him out: Winchester to remain in jail
- Devastated Florida mother suspects wife, not alligators, is behind son’s 2000 disappearance
- Secret recordings of Denise Williams reveal conversation about husband’s murder
- Help Find Jerry Michael Williams – Facebook Page
- Mike Williams case: mother’s fight for answers leads to murder conviction
- Man with ties to cold case in jail on unrelated charges
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