Bill Proctor

While passing through Pittsburgh, we made time to visit some of my reporter friends from my old stomping grounds. Decades may pass, but the newsroom bonds — and the stories — never fade.

From Detroit to Pittsburgh, the pursuit of truth always finds familiar faces.

🐯 Once a Reporter, Always a Fan

Just a classic selfie from the Tigers game a few weeks back — because when I’m not chasing the truth, I’m cheering for Detroit’s finest.

Don’t forget my book per-order is available July 20th!See me at the Detroit Book Fair wearing my favorite baseball cap 📚⚾️🧢

A few weeks ago, I attended Hour Detroit’s Best of Detroit party — and let’s just say, justice looked sharp that night.

Thanks for this shot!

From the newsroom to the red carpet, Detroit legacy continues to grow — and so does the anticipation for my upcoming book.

📘 Truth Be Damned
📅 Pre-order available July 20

🚘 Catch Me If You Can! I just leveled up my ride with a brand-new license plate: PCIG — short for Proctor Consulting & Investigations Group. Reach out to hire the investigator that’s always on the move.

If you see me on the road, I’m not just cruising — I’m probably chasing the truth. 👀💼

🚨🕊️ Mark your calendars! This Fall, Bill Proctor’s “Truth Be Damned” is set to unveil the stories of the wrongfully convicted in Michigan. This book is more than just a read; it’s a call to action for all justice advocates. Let’s join hands to empower those whose voices have been silenced. Share this post and inspire others to seek justice!

BBQ with with great-grand babies!

Brave grandchild high above the city of Chicago

A BIG heartfelt Thank You!!!.... to all of the people who attended and supported the May 15th event to honor artist Ray Gray!
More than 125 people enjoyed a great meal and a powerful day of programming where Metro area artists gathered to show Ray the love in their work in Ray's honor.

What are you eating for breakfast today? I tried the Eggs Benedict!

Our information source claims to be very close, even related to two of the suspected killers. They were avid bow and rifle hunters. That's why their last known trip to Newaygo and the Manistee National Forest wasn't unusual, or suspicious... that is, until one of them returned covered in blood!

He didn't have a deer, no carcass of any animal. He had nothing to say about the enormous amount of blood covering his clothing. But the haunting they suffer has ruined their lives, says our source, and now, just maybe...it's time for the truth to come out. Who Killed Shannon Siders?

More to come.

Happy Labor Day! Luckily, the Seeking Justice team never stops fighting for Justice.

Not missing the snow, but excited to be working with James Shepherd on new projects. Stay tuned for our documentary highlighting his case and life after prison. Here's a photo from his visit in February.