It’s a good bet that no one in the business of law enforcement takes it any more seriously than Tom Williams during his 36 years.
Williams told Iola Rotarians Thursday during his 20 years as a Kansas Bureau of Investigation special agent he investigated 200 homicides. He was one of 23 agents in the state during his tenure and was responsible for response in 16 counties.
“An agent can’t just go into a city or county, we have to be invited by the chief of police, sheriff or county attorney,” Williams said.
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