Every case deserves a second look.
Williams & Booker Case Support Services works alongside families, attorneys, and the incarcerated — reviewing troubled convictions and unexplained deaths, surfacing overlooked evidence, and making sure the questions that were never answered finally get heard.
Helping families, attorneys, and advocates bring clarity to complex cases.
At Williams & Booker Case Support Services, our purpose is to bring clarity to complex cases. We believe that families, attorneys, and advocacy organizations deserve well-organized, objective information that helps them better understand the facts, identify unanswered questions, and move forward with confidence.
By transforming thousands of pages of court transcripts, police reports, investigative files, and supporting records into clear, issue-focused case portfolios, we help clients focus on the matters that deserve the most attention. Our work is built on thorough research, careful analysis, and a commitment to accuracy, organization, and professionalism.
We do not practice law or provide legal advice. Instead, we provide the investigative and organizational foundation that helps legal teams, advocates, and families work more efficiently and gain a clearer understanding of the full picture.
Professional case review, investigative support, legal document analysis, and case organization
We provide professional case review, legal document analysis, investigative support, timeline reconstruction, witness statement evaluation, legal research, and comprehensive case organization services.
With more than 25 years of combined experience reviewing complex criminal, civil, and post-conviction matters, we assist attorneys, defendants, families, and advocacy organizations by identifying investigative gaps, evidentiary issues, inconsistencies, procedural concerns, and areas requiring further review.
Our process includes reviewing and indexing court records, police reports, transcripts, witness statements, and supporting documentation. We identify potential constitutional and procedural issues, research relevant federal and state case law, and organize our findings into detailed, easy-to-navigate case portfolios that help clients understand the strengths, weaknesses, and unanswered questions within a case.
Our educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communications, a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management, a Master’s Degree in Marketing, extensive business and leadership studies, and law school coursework in Contracts, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Legal Research and Writing, Torts, and Property Law.
Every review is conducted with objectivity, attention to detail, and a commitment to producing organized, actionable information that supports informed decision-making. Williams & Booker Case Support Services provides case support and consulting services only and does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Cases we’re supporting.
Myon Burrell
Sentence commuted in 2020 — fighting for full exoneration
Convicted at 16 for a 2002 killing he has always denied. Released in 2020 after an independent panel review, his post-conviction fight for exoneration continues amid recanting witnesses and newly surfaced alibi evidence.
Michael Deshawn Gaines
Serving life without parole since a 2003 case — maintains innocence
Arrested at 18 in a 2003 murder case, sentenced to life without parole after a guilty plea he says was entered without adequate counsel and under the threat of the death penalty.
Steven Kellam
Felony-murder convictions vacated — still held on a 619-year sentence
Convicted in 2017 as the alleged planner of a robbery and home invasion. A judge later vacated his two felony-murder convictions over incorrect jury instructions, yet he remains imprisoned on a 619-year sentence.
James K. Cooper
Death ruled a suicide — family seeks an independent investigation
Found dead in May 2023 at age 23, his death was quickly ruled a suicide. His family points to conflicting accounts, unexplained injuries, and an investigation they say was never thorough enough to answer the questions his death raises.
Gregory Crawford
Serving life without parole — sole eyewitness later recanted
Serving life without parole for a 1994 murder, his conviction rested on a single eyewitness who years later provided sworn statements questioning his own identification — recantation a court has not yet fully reviewed.
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Answers written in your DNA.
Using available DNA results, genealogical research, and investigative techniques, we help clients identify biological relatives, uncover family connections, and find answers to long-standing questions.
Ready when you are.
Whether it’s a conviction built on shaky evidence, an unexplained death, or a search for family, we’ll review what you have and tell you honestly how we can help.