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Tyler Perry, Al Sharpton spotlight local missing persons cases

William DeShazer/Staff Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk adresses attendants and media in regards to a special missing persons case which celebrities Tyler Perry, right, and the Rev. Al Sharpton are attempting to draw national attention. Perry and Sharpton are at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples highlighting the unsolved disappearances of Terrance Williams and Felipe Santos. They were both last seen with Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.

William DeShazer/Staff Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk adresses attendants and media in regards to a special missing persons case which celebrities Tyler Perry, right, and the Rev. Al Sharpton are attempting to draw national attention. Perry and Sharpton are at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples highlighting the unsolved disappearances of Terrance Williams and Felipe Santos. They were both last seen with Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.

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  • The Rev. Al Sharpton, center, embraces a tearful Marcia Roberts, right, mother of Terrance Williams, an unsolved missing persons case, at a news conference at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples. Sharpton and media mogul Tyler Perry came to Naples Thursday morning to shine light on two missing persons cases, Williams as well as Felipe Santos.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Someone describing themselves as a friend of missing person Terrance Williams, right, came forward during a press conference stating law enforcement had chased him on the beach as the Rev. Al Sharpton looks on. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry, pictured, and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk adresses attendants and media in regards to a special missing persons case which celebrities Tyler Perry, right, and the Rev. Al Sharpton are attempting to draw national attention. Perry and Sharpton are at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples highlighting the unsolved disappearances of Terrance Williams and Felipe Santos. They were both last seen with Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • The Rev. Al Sharpton, center, embraces a tearful Marcia Williams, right, mother of Terrance Williams, an unsolved missing persons case, at a news conference at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples. Sharpton and media mogul Tyler Perry came to Naples Thursday morning to shine light on two missing persons cases, Williams as well as Felipe Santos. They were joined on stage by Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk, left.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Someone describing themselves as a friend of missing person Terrance Williams, right, came forward during a press conference stating law enforcement had chased him on the beach as the Rev. Al Sharpton, center, looks on with Tyler Perry, right. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry, left, holds the hand of Marcia Williams who is the mother of Terrance Williams. Perry has offered a $100,000 reward for information solving the missing persons case of Williams and Felipe Santos. Perry, along with the Rev. Al Sharpton were in East Naples to spotlight both missing persons cases.
  • William DeShazer/Staff NAACP CEO and President Ben Jealous speaks to media and press conference attendants Thursday in East Naples. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff The Rev. Al Sharpton, left, prompts someone describing themselves as a friend of missing person Terrance Williams, right, to come forward during a press conference and share an incident he experienced with law enforcement who chased him on the beach. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff NAACP CEO and President Ben Jealous speaks to media and press conference attendants Thursday in East Naples. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Marcia Williams, mother of missing person Terrance Williams addresses media and press conference attendants Thursday in East Naples with Rev. Al Sharpton, left, and Tyler Perry, right, in the background. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Hollywood movie mogul Tyler Perry addresses attendants and media \at the Collier County South Regional Library in East Naples highlighting the unsolved disappearances of Terrance Williams and Felipe Santos. They were both last seen with Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Marcia Williams, mother of missing person Terrance Williams addresses media and press conference attendants Thursday in East Naples with Rev. Al Sharpton, left, and Tyler Perry, right, in the background. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Left to right, Media mogul Tyler Perry, Marcia Roberts who is the mother of missing person Terrance Williams and a friend of Williams, right, listen to the Rev. Al Sharpton at a press conference in East Naples Thursday. Perry has offered a $100,000 reward for information solving the missing persons case of Williams and Felipe Santos. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry, center, and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Media mogul Tyler Perry, left, holds the hand of Marcia Roberts who is the mother of Terrance Williams. Perry has offered a $100,000 reward for information solving the missing persons case of Williams and Felipe Santos. Perry, along with the Rev. Al Sharpton were in East Naples to spotlight both missing persons cases.
  • William DeShazer/Staff Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk addresses media and attendants at a press conference Thursday in East Naples. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.
  • William DeShazer/Staff The Rev. Al Sharpton, left, prompts someone describing themselves as a friend of missing person Terrance Williams, right, to come forward during a press conference and share an incident he experienced with law enforcement who chased him on the beach. Media mogul Tyler Perry and the Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference Thursday in East Naples to spotlight two unsolved missing cases, those of Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams. The two were last seen with former Collier County Sheriff's Office corporal Steve Calkins.

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