Williams, and it was emotional, stirring and clearly heartfelt. As a new Channel 5 documentary Killed on Camera looks at the shocking killing.Jamie Foxx gave a street eulogy for Michael K. Jamie waxed poetically and said that Michael had an artistic life and needed to win an elusive award.Produced by Josh Gelman and Jaime HellmanTEENAGER Georgia Williams was murdered by a friend after he lured to his house under the pretence of a photoshoot. It was clearly difficult for Jamie to handle Williams’ death he says they broke bread and talked about life just a few weeks ago. Jamie says MKW was better than others he was in the league Joe Morton When Samuel L.
Six hours later, a massive search was underway.Multiple murders was on remand awaiting trial: Carl Williams: 2010 Australia. When he didn't return home, Denise started calling around looking for him. His wife Denise said he set out early and promised to be back by noon so they could celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary that evening. That opened the door to a flood of emotions.Mike Williams, a successful 31-year-old real estate appraiser, left home to go duck hunting on Lake Seminole in Florida on Dec.
"Little dogs are eaten by alligators. "And, you know, one of the things that I noticed – there were no less than 15 to 20 very large alligators swimming all around this area.""People are attacked by alligators," says Portman. Then another explanation was offered: he was snatched by an alligator.Scott Dungey, one of Williams' best friends, had gone up in a helicopter as part of the search. Williams was listed as "still missing." Some wondered if he'd just run off. Mike WilliamsThe search was called off after 44 days.
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"He didn't just fall out of the boat. She contacted wildlife experts who told her that alligators do not feed in cold winter months."She was absolutely possessed with finding this out, what had happened to Mike," says Patti Ketcham, the wife of Williams' boss and friend, Clay Ketcham. She compiled 27 pages of single-spaced notes and evidence and wrote the governor of Florida every day for nine years. Her mother's intuition told her that something bad had happened and she was determined not to give up until someone took her seriously. And two days later, Williams' fishing jacket, hunting license and a flashlight were found at the same spot.Williams' mother, Cheryl Williams, never believed her son was eaten by alligators or died by accident.
And people say that's why he came here alone, well before dawn on Dec. Mike Williams really did love duck hunting. It's shallow, it's swampy, and it's popular with the local alligators.
Teams scoured the murky bottom of Lake Seminole in a gruesome search for his bodyAnd what began as a search and rescue soon turned into a search for a body.Alton Ranew: We stayed with that grid until we covered this whole area.Cadaver dogs were brought in, while teams scoured the murky bottom of Lake Seminole in a gruesome search for Mike's body that was high intensity and low tech.Richard Schlesinger : This is the tool of your trade, right?Alton Ranew: That was actually one of the poles.Richard Schlesinger: And all you do is put it in the water and see if you feel anything.Alton Ranew: If it's a log, it's kind of a thump, kind of a hard thump, if it would've been … a body, you hit it, it's kinda like a pillow.Richard Schlesinger: Did you feel something ever on the bottom that felt like a body?Alton Ranew: Never. Mike Williams' boat was found the next morning. On board were some decoys and his shotgun, but no sign of Mike himself.Alton Ranew: We done a grid search … very slow, meticulous grid search, back and forth over the search area. It happens, um, quite often out here, as far as they might hit a stump and throw 'em out.Early the next morning, there was a break. About 5 acres.Alton Ranew and David Arnette were among the first law enforcement officers to get a call about a missing duck hunter.David Arnette | Florida Fish and Wildlife Officer: What we thought had happened is that he possibly fell out of the boat or capsized.Richard Schlesinger: Is it unusual for people to fall out of boats while they're huntin' for ducks?Alton Ranew: It's not unusual.
He was president of the student council she was the secretary.Richard Schlesinger: How'd they seem together?Scott Dungey met Mike in high school. He was a football player she was a cheerleader. He met his wife Denise at North Florida Christian High School.
And by chance, a local Tallahassee TV station, WCTV, was at the hospital:DENISE WILLIAMS : We're just totally overwhelmed. Just before Mother's Day in 1999, Denise gave birth to the couple's daughter. We all said we wanted to be married to Mike. She would call him and say , "Mike, I need gas." And Mike would run over there, pump her gas and run back. He even would leave the office and go pump her gas.Richard Schlesinger: I'm sorry, go pump her gas?Clay Ketcham: Yes. And that's when he married Denise.Clay Ketcham: He loved his wife.
It was Brian who discovered Mike's empty boat.Brett Ketcham was with Brian during the search.Brett Ketcham: So we would get in a car and drive to a gas station and go get a Coke. Longtime friends Mike Williams, left, and Brian Winchester, right, in photos from their high school days. And it was Brian who discovered Mike's empty boat.Brett Ketcham: Brian decided that we didn't want to be there when Mike's body was pulled up. And the longer the search lasted on Lake Seminole, the harder it was on the searchers, who were afraid of what they might find.One of Mike's oldest friends, Brian Winchester, was out there looking for him from the start. I have a whole new respect for my wife and women in general and what they go through to bring a, a new child, new life into the world.Nineteen months after he became a father, Mike was missing.
I mean, he loved his family and he adored his daughter. That - that was the strongest scenario of everything that we had.Richard Schlesinger: Do you believe that? I mean, did you think that was possible?David Arnette: I thought that was a possibility.Patti Ketcham: We knew Mike had not run off. He was listed officially as "still missing" and some people wondered if he had just run off.David Arnette: Maybe he just abandoned his family or somethin' like that. Rescuers could find no trace of Mike Williams. And it was tough.The search was called off after 44 days. I mean, it was, you know, crying.
You had searched that area, right?Alton Ranew: We had searched it many times.Then, two days after that, Mike's fishing jacket and his hunting license were found at the same spot, along with a flashlight.But Williams was still missing. And then, what could be a break bubbled up from the muck of Lake Seminole.Alton Ranew : That pole is markin' a spot where the waders had popped up.A local fisherman found a pair of waders - waterproof pants with attached boots - which were believed to have belonged to Williams.Richard Schlesinger : Did it makes sense to you that they popped up here? I mean. A MOTHER'S INTUITIONSix months after Mike Williams disappeared investigators had no new leads and no real hope of finding him. I think she just thought something - something's not right here. And that he was not in Lake Seminole. And this is morbid to talk about, but they go stuff you somewhere for six months and - and then come back later.One of the rescue teams agreed, writing, "the alligators have dismembered and have stored the remains in a location that we would not be able to find."But there was at least one person who had serious doubts about that theory - Mike's mother Cheryl.Patti Ketcham: She pretty early on … believed that there was more to this.
… the pride and joy of her life.
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