In the summer of 1992, the quiet of the LaBranche Wetlands in St. Charles Parish, just outside of New Orleans, was broken by a grim discovery. On June 2nd, the body of 25-year-old George Williams, a Black male from New Orleans, was found floating in the water. An autopsy would later reveal the cause of death was not accidental; Williams had been asphyxiated, either by strangulation or smothering, leading investigators to classify his death as a homicide.
George Williams was known to work
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