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Williams was born in omaha, nebraska, the son of paul hamilton williams, an architectural engineer, and his wife, bertha mae nee burnside, a homemaker his father died in a car accident in 1953, when williams was years old, after which williams grew up living with his aunt. Williams has 24 books on goodreads with 1714 ratings. He is married to caroline, and they have 3 children. Williams works as a police officer based in lansing, michigan. In 2011 he joined the irish sun, where he is employed as investigations editor, after the closure of the irish news of the world. Sep 11, 2014 dennis williams ii is a part time writer, full time social critic.