OR OR - Donald Williams, 65, Eugene, 13 Feb 2006

Eugene Police are investigating the recent homicide of sixty-five year old Donald Lee Williams which occurred at his home in west Eugene on or about February 13, 2006 .

Mr. Williams regularly drove a very distinctive automobile. The 2003 Chrysler P.T. Cruiser was pearl white in color with imitation wood side panels, white full-length fender skirts, and had many chrome accents.

Additionally, Mr. Williams was known to drive a white 2004 Ford Ranger crew-cab pickup truck.

Anyone with information about his death or seeing Mr. Williams in the days prior to his death are asked to call the Eugene Police Tip-Line at (541) 682-8888.

http://www.eugene-or.gov/portal/ser...control=SetCommunity&CommunityID=482&PageID=0

Please anyone with any information no matter how trivial it seems please contact the Eugene Police department. Our family needs closure.

Not really new information, but new to this thread

Eugene police are hoping to turn up the heat on unsolved cases gone cold for as long as 40 years.

For its newly created “cold case squad,” the Eugene Police Department seeks former sworn law enforcement officers to be on the volunteer team that will dig up old cases and try to bring them to a close.


With about 30 homicide cases still open, ranging from 1969 to 2006, EPD plans to tap the skills of retired officers who have the experience to complete investigations at minimal cost to the city.

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The 2006 homicide deaths of Donald Williams, 65, a millworker found stabbed to death in his home, and Noah Thacker, 21, whose body was found in a fire believed set after his murder, also remain unsolved.

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Former police officers wanted for Eugene’s new cold case squad | Main News | Eugene, Oregon

Also not recent, but new to this thread:

Reward in murder case up to $50,0000. - Free Online Library

Police say they haven't given up on identifying the person who fatally beat and stabbed 65-year-old Donald Williams inside his west Eugene home a little more than six years ago.

"It's recent enough to where it is a solvable case," said Bob Walker, a retired homicide detective who now counts himself as one of three members of the Eugene Police Department's "cold case squad."

Williams' friends and family share investigators' hopes. Last week they announced they will give $50,000 to anyone who provides police with information that leads to the killer's arrest and conviction.

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I can't find a photo of this victim, so if anyone does, please share. It's a pretty common name.

I'm sleuthing this case currently, but there's not much out there, and assistance is more than welcome! It sounds like this man has some siblings who are still hurting and waiting for justice.