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When asked by a member of the media how they felt about the death penalty, Mr. Williams responded, "We all have a tremendous respect for life. I would feel comfortable with the death penalty." Mrs. Williams said, "I think that death would be too good."
Mrs. Williams also said, "While there never can be justice for Julie and Lollie, finding their killer can provide us, and all those who mourn their deaths, some sense of peace and help with our grief. Finding their killer will also help to return to the woods some semblance of safety and tranquility for everyone who enjoys the beauty of the outdoors and all the activities it has to offer." I
The Williams family urges anyone who may have seen Julie and Lollie and Lollie's dog, Taj, in the park between May 19 and June 1 to call the FBI at (888) 856-2467 or the National Park Service. A $50,000 reward is offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or person responsible for the womens’ deaths.
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