EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 33 MIN
FL. v. Denise Williams
from Degrees of Guilt · host Degrees of Guilt
For nearly two decades… it looked like an accident. When Mike Williams vanished during a hunting trip in Florida in 2000, the story seemed simple: a tragic day, a missing husband, and a wife left behind. The case was closed, the loss accepted, and life moved on. But not everything about that day added up. Years later, a different story began to emerge—one involving a hidden relationship, a financial motive, and a plan that had been carefully constructed long before Mike Williams ever stepped into the woods. In this episode of Degrees of Guilt, we examine the case of Denise Williams and the question at its core: what happens when someone plans a murder, benefits from it, and lives freely for years before the truth catches up? Because when guilt is delayed… does it change what it really is?
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For years, it was believed to be an accident. Then the truth surfaced. This episode explores the disappearance of Mike Williams and the conviction of Denise Williams—raising the question of how guilt is measured when justice takes decades to arrive. Because not all guilt is equal.
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