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Case 227: Mike Williams
🕑 Added 2022-10-08 08:37:21 +0000 UTCThe weekend of December 16 2000 was shaping up to be a good one for Tallahassee man Mike Williams. With a romantic getaway planned to celebrate his sixth wedding anniversary to his wife Denise, Mike got up early to sneak in a couple hours of duck hunting on Lake Seminole. When he failed to return home, Denise quickly raised the alarm.
Team:
Anonymous Host - narration
Elsha McGill - research, writing
Milly Raso - creative direction
Mike Migas - production, music
Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music
Comments
PoseidonXcomics
Cheryl seems like such a nice lady
Emma Brown
When Denise told mikes mother if she proceed with the investigation she wouldn’t be allowed her to see her granddaughter the alarm bells starting ringing 🚩
Megan
It amazes me Casey can narrate these stories without inserting any sort of opinion about it. I was shouting into the void about how terrible these people are.
Brenda Wells
She picketed outside their church. I love it.
Michael Brodie
Agreed- classic casefile. Are these patreon direct episodes of higher audio quality than the RSS feed? Sounds like it...
izette
I thought the same thing Monica like wut? 🤔
Abhi Ram
Excellent episode.. Classic Casefile episode for me.! I feel for the mother and hope she got closure and manages to reconcile with her granddaughter. Casey & team - What's the name of the track at the start?
Zac
When it came around to “Denise saw a dark figure sitting in her backseat” I was like WOAH HES ALIVE PLOT TWIST but boring was just her alive husband 😒
N Stevens
Great episode, I feel like there's dozens of cases where moms get justice and refuse to give up
Michael R. Elliott
Waders, gators, and haters… Superb treatment of a chilling and sad case.
Bob Trenwith
That's religion for you. It's all about appearance, not actual belief.
Monica
@53:35 not only did divorce go against her religious beliefs LMAOO wow you cannot be serious! Her religious convictions about divorce are so strong but cheating and MURDER aren’t? That’s rich
Bob Trenwith
If you're guilty of conspiring to murder, and that murder actually happens at the hands of your fellow conspirator, how are you not guilty of murder?
AR
Yessss such a fascinating case, can't wait to listen to the Casefile treatment!
K. Smith
Having Saturday morning coffee with Casefile ❤️
