Williams then picked up his girlfriend, Laura Asaro, who thought it odd that he was wearing a jacket when the temperature was almost 90 degrees with high humidity.

He put a jacket over his blood-soaked shirt and headed to pick up his girlfriend, Laura Asaro, after the killing. Asaro would later recall asking Williams why he was wearing a jacket in August.

"Cole directed the police to Laura Asaro, a woman who had briefly dated Mr Williams and had an extensive record of her own.

Based on a review of the evidence and additional investigation, the Prosecuting Attorney has concluded that: (1) new evidence suggests that Mr. Williams is actually innocent; (2) Mr. Williams’s trial ...

The information he provided was information that was essentially out in the public sphere from the newspaper, but he also provided information about another informant, a woman named Laura Asaro ...

The jailhouse informant Henry Cole directed police to Laura Asaro, a woman who briefly dated Williams and had an extensive criminal history.

Williams’ former girlfriend, Laura Asaro, also claimed he had confessed to the murder and directed police to the car she said Williams had driven the day of the crime.