Man accused of breaking into homes after Cobb murder, NASCAR driver’s plane crash death
WSB-TV • • sports
Key Points:
- Terrell Williams, 44, from Stone Mountain, Georgia, is accused of breaking into a Cobb County home following a murder and is now linked to a burglary at the home of late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle in North Carolina.
- Williams was caught on security cameras breaking into the Cobb County home a week after a deadly shooting involving Kirk Wrzeisen’s family.
- North Carolina authorities connected Williams to a January burglary at Biffle’s home, where valuables including guns, NASCAR memorabilia, gold and silver coins, and over $30,000 in cash were stolen.
- Investigators found stolen items and a radio frequency detector at Williams’ residence, which he allegedly used to evade security cameras during the Biffle burglary.
- Williams faces 12 charges related to the Biffle burglary and a 2019 breaking and entering case in North Carolina, and authorities have requested his extradition from Georgia.
