The truthif police are correctis that Williams was a man with two distinct faces, a meticulous, cold-blooded planner who could transform from officer to monster and back again in a matter of hours. Consider the timeline. On Sept. 16, 2009, he returned home from a trip to the remote Canadian Forces base in Alert, Nunavut. The next day, he allegedly broke into a womans house near his Tweed, Ont., home, tied her to a chair, sexually assaulted her, and photographed her naked body. Williams spent the rest of that week attending a military parade, playing in a golf tournament, and grinning for a photo op with minor hockey players.
The next sexual assault on his charge sheetSept. 30was much like the first. It, too, occurred in the same neighbourhood where Williams lived. The unnamed victim woke up to find a man in her home, and then cowered in horror as he stripped off her clothes, fastened her wrists to a chair, and pulled out his camera. Back at CFB Trenton two days later, a smiling Williams presented a $700 cheque to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, the same charity where his wife, Mary Elizabeth Harriman, is the associate director.
