He was convicted of the September 2, 1991, murders of three rival drug dealers and a visitor to their Youngstown, Ohio home.

On the night of September 1, after Jessica Cherry had previously gone to the house of Madison to discuss a drug deal, Williams arrived with the three accomplices.

Williams realized that Wynn could identify them, so he got Jessica to call him back into the house.

His next action was on January 12, 1992, when he and two other men went to the Juvenile Justice Center and tricked the receptionist into letting them enter.

He then held the receptionist and deputy sheriff hostage while demanding to see Jessica, Dominic and Broderick.

He had also once walked into a police station in Youngstown and asked for information on rival drug dealers in the area.

The Ohio Parole Board recommended that Governor Bob Taft not give clemency in this case, which he withheld on October 24.

In his final statement he said: "I'm not going to waste no time talking about my lifestyle, my case, my punishment.