In the early morning hours of April 10, 2015, the life of 61-year-old Terry Draper Williams was tragically cut short in his Saginaw, Michigan, home. A hail of bullets shattered the morning quiet, prompting a 911 call that brought Saginaw police to his residence at 2323 S. Washington. Inside, they discovered Williams, a man known for his love of cooking, good music, and family, had been fatally shot.
Terry Williams, born in Saginaw on March 12, 1954, was a beloved figure in his community. His sudden and violent death sent shockwaves through the neighborhood and left his family and friends grappling with a profound loss. Despite the initial and ongoing investigation by the Saginaw Police Department, the individuals responsible for his murder have never been identified, and no arrests have been made in the years following the incident.
The case of Terry Draper Williams remains an open investigation. His death was one of several homicides that troubled the city of Saginaw in 2015. The lack of resolution in his case has left a painful void for his loved ones, who continue to await justice for a man remembered for his peaceful and joyful approach to life. The circumstances surrounding his death remain a stark and unresolved chapter in the city's history.
