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    Lawsuit targets former Florida sheriff's deputy linked to two disappearances 15 years ago

    by Jenny Jarvie, Los Angeles Times Sep 04, 2018 3 minutes

    Nearly 15 years after two men - one Latino, another African-American - vanished in a southwest Florida town after crossing paths with a local sheriff's deputy, a civil rights attorney teamed up with entertainment mogul Tyler Perry on Tuesday to announce the filing of a wrongful-death lawsuit on behalf of the mother of one of the victims.

    Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams disappeared in Naples, Fla., within three months of each other.

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