Secrets of Lake Seminole on Dateline covers the long-standing open-ended disappearance of 31-year-old Jerry Michael "Mike" ...

Dateline's episode "Secrets of Lake Seminole" explores the gruesome tale of Jerry "Mike" Williams, a man who vanished in December 2000 from a Florida lake and whose vanishing was first described as an ...

After months without any sign of Mike, suspicious items appear at the lake, leading to doubt among Mike’s loved ones that he drowned there accidentally. Mike’s mother, Cheryl, leads the charge to find ...

Dateline Season 27 Episode 21 explores the complete story behind Mike Williams. The episode titled Secrets of Lake Seminole first aired on February 22, 2019. The Dateline episode was aired again on ...

Today, cold-case investigators think Williams' death certificate has it wrong. They have learned from reptile experts that North Florida alligators don't feed in the winter and wouldn't consume a ...

Mike Williams, a 31-year-old real estate appraiser, went missing after an early-morning duck hunting expedition Dec. 16, 2000, on Lake Seminole in Jackson County, Florida.

When wildlife officials told Cheryl Williams her 31-year-old son fell into the waters of Lake Seminole in December 2000 and drowned before he was eaten by alligators, her intuition said otherwise.

Mike Williams, of Tallahassee, Florida, went duck hunting on Lake Seminole one December morning in 2000, and never returned. After a search that authorities at the time described as “massive and ...

On the morning of Dec. 16, 2000, Jerry Michael “Mike” Williams packed up his gear and drove out to Florida’s Lake Seminole to spend a few hours duck hunting on his boat. The following day ...

Bob Gilmartin is the producer of this Friday's episode with Dennis Murphy, Secrets of Lake Seminole.

Real estate appraiser Mike Williams planned a duck hunting expedition December 16, 2000, on Lake Seminole in Jackson County, Florida, but he never returned.

True crime podcast "Over My Dead Body" covers the puzzling 2000 death of Mike Williams. A reporter's hunch changed the entire case.