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johnson. it comes after the house passed the foreign aid package this weekend which johnson pushed through the chamber. ugh the ch. it had been more than a decade since mike williams vanished. welcome back to dateline. i am a andrea canning. it had been more than a decade since mike williams vanished. his wife denise remarried, building a new life with his best friend, brian winchester. investigators suspected the two were behind mike's disappearance but without evidence, their hands were tied until, that is, a scary incident involving a gun threatened to blow the couple's marriage up our. denise ran to police but they had something else they wanted to discuss. back to dennis murphy with secrets of lake seminole. denise williams had been carjacked at gunpoint by her estranged husband brian winchester. now, she was sitting in a
listened to brian winchester describe how he had shot and killed her husband, the man she supposedly loved and cherished , absolute stone face. didn't bat an eye. did not shed a tear. >> with that, the jury had the case. remember, a point easy to lose sight of that it was denise on trial for murder. did you feel good about things? >> i was feeling pretty confident. i was not 100% sure. we didn't have a slam dunk case. >> there is no evidence or proof. she did nothing wrong. >> she has the story told by the ex-husband. >> exactly. >> about eight hours into deliberation, a verdict. cheryl waited 18 years for this moment. >> the state of florida versus denise williams. >> cheryl's jaw dropped when
>> obviously, she knew what happened to him. >> or choose the truth. >> finally, we will find out what happened. maybe justice will be served. hello, and welcome to dateline. mike williams doted on his wife denise and their baby girl. the perfect husband. he had a successful career, cooked, and cleaned. friends joke they would love to have a mike williams of the room. suddenly, mike disappeared. was it a tragic accident? one of the people believed something more sinister was a play and would stop at nothing to uncover the truth. here is dennis murphy with secrets of lake seminole. lake seminole, one hour outside of the florida state capitol is deep south. fishing and hunting -- fishing and hunting country. the duck hunters are up before dawn. it was in the year 2000
current husband, terry white. it all started lining up. terry's strained relationship with don, his shifting timeline, his sudden need for a new hoodie. >> the fact that he has amended his second story to include buying a 30, what does that tell you? >> in hindsight, a lot. it tells me that there was probably a lot of blood on him and he needed something to wear to work. >> above all, terry's dna where it did not belong. >> were not going to find any dna or fingerprints of yours are in his house or on his vehicle or anywhere in that area? >> no. >> so if we did, it would be weird? >> yeah, i would say that would be weird.
conversation on her new book and the resilience of america, even in turbulent times. >> you have typically written precedential biographies. this is a biography to some extent of your husband, and it is also a love story. what was the process like of writing this book as compared to all of your other incredible works? >> i was so used to writing about presidents who had archives. i would want to talk to them. i knew them because it took me so long to write the books. longer to write the book about world war ii than the war to be fought. longer to write about the civil war longer than twice the civil war. i would always ask them questions. they never answered me. this time, i had this guy, my guy across the hall from me in the same study. i was able to talk to him. he could answer my questions. he had an archive that was -- a mini-archive of what presidents have, memos, diaries, letters. he saved everything in 300 boxes and finally decided when he turned 80 to open them.
>> they told us they had to make a deal with the devil. >> some called it the deal of the century. >> they wanted information of what happened to mike. where the body was. >> his attorney said prosecutors had but one priority. to find mike's body. >> they never said you have to give any evidence against denise. >> in exchange for his testimony against denise, brian got 20 years for the kidnapping and would not face murder charges. >> the state of florida versus denise williams. >> almost 18 years after mike williams disappeared, denise went on trial. she faced a mandatory life sentence if convicted. prosecutors had a lineup of witnesses. fdle agents, fish and wildlife officers, and mike's mother with her head barely showing up at the witness box. >> did you suspect brian winchester your husband was having an affair with denise
in the murder in any way, why would she take the one person that can incriminate her and turner went to law enforcement and have him locked up? >> as for the actual murder, the defense get brian to admit that it was he and he alone pulling the trigger. denise was at home in tallahassee with the baby. >> when you shop mike williams with a 12gauge shotgun was denise williams there with you? >> no she wasn't. she was in my head. >> over the years you have been obsessed with denise williams? >> obsessed? denise and i were best friends. we were bonnie and clyde and partners in crime. >> why the defense asked was his body in the dark about what happened at the lake? >> denise williams had no idea you shot her husband? >> correct. i tried to tell her one day and she did not want to know the
sometimes they're repairing something and they'll turn it off. do you trust the radar? no. why? because i've seen it fail too many times. the department for transport says smart motorways are among the safest roads on our network. and national highways says safety is its highest priority, and reinstating the hard shoulder would increase congestion. it says there are well—rehearsed contingency plans to deal with power outages. we've got only one aim. we want the hard shoulder back in every single circumstance. claire mercer's husband was killed on a smart motorway. she now campaigns against them. she says she's contacted by people inside national highways who are worried about power outages. i mean, this one, he actually says, "we've been in tears for 24 hours. it's making us sick. once again, people need to stay off our roads tonight. if you break down in a live lane,
renewed anti—government protests calling on the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to take his share of responsibility and resign. this major general departurecould lead to more departures and also pressure on benjamin netanyahu. he has sought to deflect blame on to security chiefs a full inquiry should wait until the war. in southern gaza, the numbers killed by israel's devastating offensive is now becoming clearer. since israeli troops withdrew from khan younis, seen as a stronghold of hamas earlier this month, dozens of bodies have been discovered in mass graves in the grounds of nasser hospital. the israeli military is yet to comment. one woman found her husband's remains. translation: we are following the news so that we _ could come, fetch the bodies and bury them. we found osama's body but not that of his brother mohammed. the fallout from 7th october and the fighting it triggered
what it really opened was a door to the 1960s, a decade i lived in. i was able to learn through him, starting at the beginning, with john kennedy, ending with bobby kennedy's death. >> you talked about after your husband passed, it was a struggle to finish this project that was a labor of love. i found myself edging toward a commitment to finish the project influenced by headlines announcing divisions between black and white, old and young, rich and poor, divisions that made it increasingly evident that the issues from the '60s are the unresolved stuff of over everyday lives. >> that's what really decides me. i knew if i was going to work on it, it would take years. i would be writing as a historian, not simply as writing about my husband. once i realized the '60s had a message to today -- we look at the '60s in a sad way because it