Thomas "Dennie" Williams

Thomas "Dennie" Williams worked at The Hartford Courant for 39 1/2 years before becoming an Internet freelance investigative writer. After graduating from Middlebury College in 1962, he joined the U.S. Army, went through artillery OCS and Intelligence School before he became a military intelligence officer specializing in investigating North Korean border crossers. When he returned from that assignment, Dennie worked on secret and top secret security clearances for government employees in Washington, D.C. In 1966, Dennie joined the reporting staff of The Hartford Courant, the oldest newspaper in continuous circulation in the United States. He became a specialist in court and investigative reporting eventually earning him local, state and national journalism awards. One of his most intensive inquiries, conducted with fellow reporter Marc Stillman, lead to the first impeachment legislative recommendationfor a state official, in this case aprobate judge, in the history of Connecticut. Dennie retired from The Courant in 2005 and became an Internet Media investigative reporter who along with another freelance writer, John Briggs, published a three-part probe of President George W. Bush, an end time Christian whose religion was influencing his Middle East policies, his appointments of senior military officers and the distribution of federal assistance funds to social organizations.

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