Murder on Lake Seminole: The Shocking Case of Jerry ‘Mike’ Williams
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Murder on Lake Seminole: The Shocking Case of Jerry ‘Mike’ Williams
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In 2000, Jerry “Mike” Williams went missing during an early-morning duck hunting trip on Lake Seminole, Florida. For years, authorities believed he had drowned—until shocking evidence surfaced, revealing a sinister plot involving greed, betrayal, and a chilling murder-for-profit scheme.
This episode unravels the decades-long mystery behind Mike Williams’ disappearance, the manipulation that kept the truth buried for nearly two decades, and the ultimate betrayal by those closest to him. We dive deep into the investigation, the confession that changed everything, and the trial that brought long-awaited justice.
Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains disturbing content related to murder and betrayal.
Jerry Mike Williams, Mike Williams murder, true crime podcast, Lake Seminole disappearance, Denise Williams, Brian Winchester, murder for insurance, Florida true crime, missing person case, shocking betrayal, real crime stories, cold case solved, murder confession, justice served
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