Cold-Blooded Killer

48 Hours

CBS News

Tv & Film, True Crime

4.1 • 7.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

A father goes hunting in a Florida lake and vanishes. Many people thought he was eaten by alligators, but not his mother. Seventeen years later, a stunning confession proves she was right all along. “48 Hours” correspondent Richard Schlesinger investigates.

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0:09.5	This story has always been one that has fascinated people,
0:23.8	because it's so bizarre that this could even happen.
0:28.3	17 and a half years, we have always talked about Mike Williams being missing.
0:35.0	Not ever finding his body, not ever having resolution, was very difficult.
0:44.0	He was going to wake up early and go duck hunting.
0:46.7	He was a big duck hunter.
0:48.0	And so he went off to the lake, and then he never came back.
0:59.3	Mike Williams was a straight shooter.
1:01.9	He loved his family.
1:02.9	He loved his wife.
1:03.9	He put her on a pedestal.
1:05.9	Mike did everything that she wanted done.
1:08.3	Denise said, jump.
1:09.9	Mike wanted to know how high they were going to be celebrating their winning anniversary.
1:13.8	And so when he did not come home about noon, when he was supposed to, Denise started getting worried and started calling around.
1:20.8	This search was the most intensive I've ever seen.
1:26.3	Law enforcement and friends and family combing the lake, looking for them.
1:32.3	They found the boat, his truck, the trailer.
1:35.9	That was all there.
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