William Biggs
| William Biggs | |
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| Born |
William Stephen Biggs March 3, 1959 Wacco, TX |
| Died |
December 13, 1995 (aged 36) New Prairie, WI |
| Cause of death | Shot in the back by a mugger |
William Biggs was the final witness in the McHenry Murder Trials.
Bio
William was the final witness called to the stand in the McHenry Murder Trials. His testimony was supposed to be the final nail in the case to convict John McHenry of the 7 cop murders committed from 1991 to 1993. However, when he reached the stand, William gave alibis for each and every murder. The judge threw the case out and let McHenry go free.
While their connection is unclear, McHenry had promised William $75,000 in cash to give an alibi to clear him of the case against him. William, being unemployed for some time and having a hard time finding a job, took the offer and lied on the stand. His girlfriend wasn't pleased with his decision, but he told her it was for their benefit as they could finally get out of the town and go somewhere to start over.
After leaving the trial, William headed to his girlfriend's apartment when he was stopped by a mugger demanding all his money. When William said he didn't have any, the mugger got mad and took off down the street. Thinking he was safe, William resumed his walk only to be shot twice in the back. He died on the street and was found a few hours later.
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Appearances
Films
- 12/13 (unreleased)
Stories
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