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drug dealing and wheeling, he founded the crips. He was a true leader, but in the wrong place. He's accused of killining some folk at a motel and at a liquor store. Whether he did that or not, he probably killed a lot more people than what he's accused for.
I'm against the death penalty, but it's a shame this argument has to come back dealing with such a person. If he had not committed the crimes, then he may have found redemption in a new lifestyle while incarcerated. If he had murdered, then not admitting the crime is far from a step to redemption. I think people find redemption, but it's possible that Wiliams has not.
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