I remember Brian Williams very well, especially as part of the Chicago Bulls rotation. Big body, lefty, soft touch. Not a bad player. One day, just like that, after walking around in several (and several!) groups, news was published that a man had been found dead in the sea. According to estimates, he was murdered by his brother.
Brian was the son of Eugene Williams, one of the singers in the famous super-duper band “The Platters”. He did the college period in Maryland and Arizona and then was selected tenth in the 1991 draft by Orlando, but did not do anything special there. And something special – he didn’t do it there.
From there he moved to Denver and also to the Clippers and at his peak there he averaged 15.8 points per season. At some point he was ejected from the Clippers to Chicago and finished 1996/97 there, to become a significant replacement for the highs who helps the team win the fifth championship. The period in Chicago was very short and temporary and from there he moved to the last two years of his career with the Detroit Pistons. In the first of them, he also set the best averages of his career: 16.2 points and 8.9 rebounds. After another season he retired not before changing his name to Bison Della.
In a very controversial move at the time, he retired from basketball when he had five seasons left on his contract with Detroit, which were worth an order of magnitude of 37 million dollars. He was at the peak of his abilities, and was also considered the most valuable player the Pistons had at the time, but his jaw broke for some reason, or he just didn’t feel like it anymore, and he got into a bit of trouble with the management and simply retired completely, preferring this outlet over being traded to another team. He was then known as Blaine and debauched and was always surrounded by beautiful girls. Well, there are those too, yo nooo.
In July 2002 it was learned of his death, after he went out with his girlfriend, his brother and another person to a party in Tahiti. According to the suspicions, he was murdered by his brother Kevin Williams, who changed his name over time to Miles Davord, and his girlfriend was also murdered with him.
The suspicion is that their bodies were thrown into the Pacific Ocean and the chance of ever finding the bodies is slim. It turned out that the brother, who according to all the suspicions and findings was the one who murdered the two, used his Della Bisson money, purchased gold worth 150 thousand dollars and used his passport. When he was caught he told his mother that he would never harm Brian in any way and that he would not be able to survive prison life. About two months after Della Bisson’s disappearance, his brother carried out his threats and committed suicide. As far as the police were concerned, he was the only clue to a full and complete decipherment of the affair, the full and exact details of which will probably never be revealed.
