Mr. Tim L. Williamson

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  Because of that, Prosecutor Tim Williamson of Mena told reporters at a news conference that she likely died of a natural cause, not by anyone else's hand.
  
  "Neither he nor I could tell you today that Janie Ward was a victim of a homicide, not from any forensic medical report can we say that," Williamson said."She has no significant soft-tissue or bony structure injuries that in any way indicate she was a victim of homicide."
  
  Williamson presented the findings Monday morning to parents Ron and Mona Ward of Marshall during a two-hour meeting filmed by a television crew for an ABC television show.
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  After the second autopsy, a judge named Williamson as special prosecutor in the case.
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  "I'm not saying it's plausible, I'm just saying it's possible," Williamson said.
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  As of now, Williamson said investigators continue to interview witnesses and collect evidence.He said a 4,400-page report regarding Janie's death compiled by his office likely would be released by the end of next month.However, he acknowledged that might not signal the end of the case.

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  Published on: 8/3/2007    Last Visited: 8/3/2007  

  Special prosecutor Tim Williamson admits this is an old case, but adds that it is hardly a cold case.
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  (Tim Williamson, Special Prosecutor) "It would be nearly impossible to prevent the credibility from being attacked with what we have now."

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  Special Prosecutor Tim Williamson sought to exhume Janie's body in June, but the family filed an injunction, requesting their own representative be present during the examination.
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  Williamson reopened the case after being appointed as special prosecutor shortly after the second autopsy.In the time since, Williamson has said his investigators have been conducting "very painstaking" work in the case.
  
  In the second autopsy, the examiner reported finding Janie's body preserved enough to see bruising along her nose and left side of her face, neck and shoulder.

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  Published on: 8/4/2007    Last Visited: 4/28/2008  

  Special Prosecutor Tim Williamson, who is investigating the girl's death, obtained the order for the exhumation.
  
  Her body was taken to the state Crime Lab in Little Rock, where a third autopsy -- including CT scans and a six-hour examination by out-of-state medical examiners and a forensic anthropologist -- was performed Saturday.

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  As a result, prosecutor Tim Williamson told reporters that she likely died of a natural cause perhaps from choking on some object or a sudden heart attack and not by anyone else's hand.
  
  "Neither he nor I could tell you today that Janie Ward was a victim of a homicide, not from any forensic medical report can we say that," Williamson said.
  
  Williamson presented the findings Monday morning to parents Ron and Mona Ward of Marshall.
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  After the second autopsy, a judge named Williamson as special prosecutor in the case.In August 2007, Janie's body was exhumed for a second time for a CT scan and an autopsy.
  
  On Monday, Pless told reporters he found none of the massive bruising or bleeding associated with a tremendous hit to the face.A photograph taken before her first autopsy bolsters that.It shows Janie's body lying on a metal gurney in a black Def Leppard T-shirt, with only a few abrasions to her face.
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  "I'm not saying it's plausible, I'm just saying it's possible," Williamson said.
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  Williamson said investigators continue to interview witnesses and collect evidence.He said a 4,400-page report regarding Janie's death compiled by his office likely would be released by the end of next month.However, he acknowledged that might not signal the end of the case.

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  Published on: 7/1/2008    Last Visited: 7/1/2008  

  Now that Special Prosecutor Tim Williamson of Mena and his expert, retired pathologist John Pless of Indiana, have released after nine months the "undetermined" findings in the third autopsy on Janie Ward's body, I see that I was darned near psychic with my predictions last year.
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  Williamson and Pless met with Janie's parents, Ron and Mona Ward of Marshall, on Monday in the presence of their attorney, Jerry Sallings.

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  The body of Olivia "Janie" Ward of Marshall was unearthed from a Searcy County Cemetery on Friday as part of an investigation into her death by Special Prosecutor Tim Williamson.
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  Williamson reopened the case after being appointed as special prosecutor shortly after the second autopsy.
  
  On Sept. 9, 1989, sheriff's deputies found the girl's body in the back of a pickup truck surrounded by teenagers in the town square.Investigators later said she fell backward off a porch of a rural cabin while attending a party.

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  Clawson said Thursday's agreement would indefinitely delay the autopsy requested by Special Prosecutor Tim Williamson, but the judge hopes "it's going to happen in the very near future."
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  Williamson reopened the case after being appointed as special prosecutor shortly after the second autopsy.In the time since, Williamson has said his investigators have been conducting "very painstaking" work in the case.He could not be reached for comment Thursday.

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  Published on: 9/4/2001    Last Visited: 10/30/2001  

  Timothy Williamson of Mena to the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council.Williamson , the prosecuting attorney for the 18th-West Judicial District , will serve until July 1 , 2004.He replaces Brent Haltom.

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  Janie Ward's travesty is also receiving a renewed flurry of activity after Huckabee was finallly forced to award $10,000.00 of tax payer monies in December,2004 to to 18th Judicial District Prosecutor Tim Williamson of Mena and his deputy, Paul Bosson of Hot Springs, a retired prosecutor who's also on the state Crime Lab board . Though the Ward family and many others across the state placed their faith in Williamson to bring this chronic infection to a head such was not to be:
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  Janie Ward's travesty is also receiving a renewed flurry of activity after Huckabee was finallly forced to award $10,000.00 of tax payer monies in December,2004 to to 18th Judicial District Prosecutor Tim Williamson of Mena and his deputy, Paul Bosson of Hot Springs, a retired prosecutor who's also on the state Crime Lab board . Though the Ward family and many others across the state placed their faith in Williamson to bring this chronic infection to a head such was not to be:
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  Williamson was appointed in December 2004 by Circuit Judge Charles Clawson of Conway, Arkansas to pursue the teenager's 1989 death.
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  When Mr. Williamson was appointed by Judge Charles Clawson, Jim Rose called Mike Masterson to express his appreciation for Masterson's having published a voluminous number of columns the past 18 years concerning the Janie Ward case.
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  Williamson has totally ignored his court-appointed duties and it is time for him to accept the black mark that he already has brought upon himself, both professionally and personally, with respect to his handling of the Ward case and seek Judge Clawson's permission to resign so that another special prosecutor can be appointed.At the same time, Mr. Williamson should be required to account for every penny of the $10,000, which Governor Huckabee authorized for investigation of this case."
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  Mike Huckabee left office in January failing to do anything about Williamson, the $10,000.00, and his duty to pursue even the feintest hint of justice.
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  Mr. Williamson remains on non-duty and the money has

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