Interrogation Of Texas Black Widow Michele Williams For Murder - No Remorse

In the early morning hours after her husband Greg was shot dead in their Texas home, Michele Williams sat for a police interrogation that would become the centerpiece of her murder case. The lead detective, with 21 years of experience, was direct from the start: the scene didn't match her story. Over the course of the interview, he walked her through each inconsistency, item by item, until the picture he painted was one of either a suicide covered up or a wife who pulled the trigger.

The story Michele told

Michele said she and Greg went to bed around 11:30 p.m. on the night of the killing. She fell asleep; Greg stayed up watching Netflix. Sometime after 4 a.m., she heard a noise from the living room. The TV in the bedroom was loud—she said Greg kept it at 50 or 60 volume—but she still heard something that made her get up. She opened the bedroom door and was immediately struck with an object, which knocked her out briefly. When she came to, she was sitting on the steps and saw a man in dark clothing standing at the foot of the bed. She heard him speak with a country accent. Then she heard a gunshot. She crawled to Greg, grabbed his hand, and felt blood dripping. The man fled out the back door. Michele said she never went back into the bedroom after that. She grabbed her phone—which had blood on it from her hand—and called her daughter, not 911. She never checked the other