In this gripping conclusion, we hear the confession that uncovered the shocking twists that finally brought justice for Mike Williams—a devoted father and husband who vanished on a solo hunting trip in December 2000 on a lake in Tallahassee, Florida.

For nearly two decades, Mike’s family and friends were left with unanswered questions, but his mother, Cheryl Williams, never stopped fighting. Thanks to her relentless pursuit of the truth, the sinister plot behind his tragic murder was exposed.

Hear how justice was finally dealt for Mike Williams, a man who vanished in December 2000 during a solo hunting trip on a lake in Tallahassee, Florida. His disappearance left friends and family searching for answers for nearly two decades. Discover the sinister plot behind the tragic murder of this devoted father and trusting friend —and how his mother, Cheryl Williams, fought tirelessly to keep the case alive and bring the truth to light.

Show Notes

A very special thank you to the following people:

Mike's mom, Mrs. Cheryl Williams – Thank you for the conversation and the inspiration to never give up... even when they call you crazy. Never give up.

Steve Epstein, author of Evil at Lake Seminole – Thank you for the interview and for telling Mike's story so brilliantly.

Steve Epstein’s Website

Amazon Link to Evil at Lake Seminole

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Brittany Phillips, a promising 18-year-old college student was last seen on September 27th, 2004. Three days later her body was discovered in her apartment. It's been 20 years and justice remains elusive with no arrests made.

A special thank you to Brittany's courageous mom, Maggie Zingman for talking with us and trusting us to share Brittany's story. Maggie tours with her "Caravan to Catch a Killer" across the country to bring awareness and try to get answers for her daughter's case. She's also dedicated to helping other families in similar situations.

If you have any information about the murder of Brittany Phillips please call the Tulsa Police Department Homicide Hotline at 918-798-8477 or you can also call the Tulsa Crimestoppers at 918-596-COPS (2677)