News about Justin Williams

One might assume that being a member of one of the richest families in the world guarantees you a lavish and carefree life. But in the case of the billionaire Getty family, nothing could be further from the truth. For while money certainly can buy mansions, jewels, and entry into the highest echelons of society, the heirs to the Getty fortune have proven the age old adage that money - no matter how much - cannot buy happiness. That message was made clear yet again this week when heiress Ivy Getty, whose family has an estimated net worth of $4.5 billion, announced that she was divorcing her husband Tobias 'Toby' Engel after just four years of marriage, the latest in a line of heartbreaks to befall the wealthy family.

Barbara Michelle, 44, fired and killed Justin Williams, 41, outside a tavern last year, after the two of them had a tense discussion about Thanksgiving. The jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, first-degree assault, and unlawful use of a weapon. Michelle will be sentenced early next week

Casey Arntz (at right), who grew up and attended high school with suspect Bryan Kohberger in Pennsylvania, died a day after the teaching assistant's detention stunned the world and came after a more than month of police searches. After the recording brought the internet into a tumultuous ruckus, Arntz said she recognized the caller's voice in the clip as Kohberger's. The accused murderer, who identified himself as Dave, told the host that he lives in a college town and works with fraternity members who have asked him how to commit the perfect murder. T-Rev, a podcaster, has since handed the recording to the FBI, and internet viewers are already reacting to the disturbing video. It adds to simmering rumors surrounding the case, including the sole suspect, who, according to some, obtained knowledge while pursuing a PhD in criminology to improve his killing skills.

The mother of the child convicted of the Idaho murders has written letters to a local newspaper in which she opposes the death penalty. Maryann Kohberger has also spoken out against school shootings and abortion. The death penalty was characterized as a'state-sanctified murder,' she said. Maryann expressed her doubt over the Uvalde, Texas shooting and expressed her concern about the prevention of such tragedies from occurring. Maryann Kohberger works as a paraprofessional, supporting students under the supervision of accredited teachers.

Casey Arntz (left and right) said she and Bryan Christopher Kohberger went to high school together. On Friday night, she took to her TikTok page and seemed to be in a state of shock, obviously shaking as she shared snapshots of the perpetrator and her numerous encounters with him. On Friday, Kohberger, 28, was arrested in Pennsylvania on a warrant for the first-degree murders of four Idaho students. Arntz recalled how she had last spoken with Kohberger five years ago, when they ran into one another at a wedding.

Officials said cops tracked Williams down and arrested him on October 1 in Nassau County on an unrelated assault, grand larceny, and bail jumping. According to Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Brittany Gurrieri, Williams remained in jail as he was a person of concern in Johnson's violent murder. It was revealed that Williams' had another girlfriend who had been using the victim's benefits card since her death, which was revealed during a court appearance. Authorities in the Cypress Hills neighborhood of Brooklyn discovered Johnson's decomposed remains in the bathroom of her apartment on Linwood Street.

D'Asia Johnson, 22, was discovered dead on September 21, but it's now confirmed that her Electronic Benefits Transfer card was being used by her estranged boyfriend's new partner after her horrific death. The dismembered body was discovered inside blood-stained Apartment 6F at Linwood Park Apartments, an affordable housing building in East New York, Brooklyn. A meat cleaver was also discovered near her body. Justin Williams, the victim's cousin, was charged with a slew of misdeeds unrelated to Johnson's rancid death in front of Nassau County Criminal Court today.