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For information fo the Bureau, subject Williams
was indicted by a Fulton County Grand Jury on 7/16/81 for
the murder of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne. Trial
S could be set for within 30 days of indictment or could be
held as late as September, 1981.
92 as 30 days, and should plan accordingly in preparation of _
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TEST METHOD: Asrm 0 41¢ "woven AND TJFTED PILE FLOOR
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MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION: CONSTRUCTION - TUFTED CUT PILE;
. COLOR ' GREEN; PRIMARY BACKING NON-NOVEN SYNTHETIC; SECONDARY
1; TEST RESULTS: FILE YARN WEIGHT l8.B5 OUNCES/SQUARE YARD
FILE THICKNESS ' .552 INCH; STITCHES ' 16.7 PER INCH; GAUGE
NEEDLES! ' 6-5 PE? INCH.
AODITIONALLY, COMMERCIAL TESTING PHOTOGRAPHED CROSS-
SECTIONAL FIBERS OF BOTH LEXAIRE AND WILLIAMS' SAMPLE AND
PHOTOGRAPHS! THOSE FIBERS UNDER 266 POWER MAGNIFICATION.
MELT POINT FOR THE WEST POINT PEPPEREL WAS 258 DEGREES
CENTIGRAJE; JHILE MELT POINT WAS 26¢ DEGREES CENTIGRAOE FOR
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COMPANY'S EVALUATION OF THE c0nmzRc1AL TESTING COMPANY'S
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TO NEST POINT PEPPERELL'S SPECIFICATIONS FOR LUXAIRE-
WHICH AGAIN marcazn wast POINT PEPPERELL'S SPECIFICATION FOR
LUXAIRE- THE STITCH COUNT FOR THE WILLIAMS' SAMPLE WAS 51 AND
ONE HALF/35 AND FOR THE WEST POINT PEPPERELL PRODUCT WAS 32/3-
THIS IS EQUIVALENT TO 10.7 PER INCH TUFTING WHICH FALLS INT
THE NEST POINT PEPPERELL SPECIFICATIONS. THE GAUGE COUNT F
BOTH SAMPLES ARE IDENTICAL AT 6.5 PER INCH-
THE FINISHED WEIGHT OF THE NILLIAMS' SAMPLE WAS 16.05
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D! .85 PERCENT, CIBA SET YELLOW GBA CIBA GEIGY YELLOW,
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REFERENCE:SAC, AtlantaFICATION DIVISION
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EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY.r.ra;u1 case prints of711»SPECIMENS:
The previously reported latent prints from the residence } .-
t m Williams and from the residence -and automobile of Wayne Ber ra Iof Nathaniel Cater are not the fingerprints or palm prints of_
losed f I _ K ;:92, The submitted prints of are enc __ . ,1 W I/Q
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION WORK SHEET-D
Recorded: 7/14/81 11:05 a.r'1., smf Reference No: 711,-1835 SQ, 7! P!
I-BIF'1 N: _ ___ ,- -Received: 7/111/81 Latentléasz No: '*"._,.,._---
Answer to: SAQ , Atlanta
Examination requested by: Addressee
Copy to:
RB IJ.i =il"Il"~> B1~lI.TI'LAI*I IIILLIAIIS;
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Date oi reference communication: Airtel 7/9/81
Specimens:
Major case prints submitted of suspect: few i WM» we 1 SW i
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IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
Y0vRFuENO. 7n-1835 P! SQ 1} July 29, 1981
FBI FILE N0. 7-1B2;-1
LATENT CASE no. L- 94 115
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RE: HJLJUR 1.55 Q30
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REFERENCE; ¢92_12.I;¬J1 5-'5-31 and lPB¢1D1BI1 t211VQI6:d O-6-31
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Jztlauuaa
SPECHENS Sixty-ight lifta
One 1:011 of film
Copies oi nger d palm prints of ziathuniel Cater, FBI 92 ll!
173441631 _ _ .
Major case prints of Wayne Bertram iviiiians, F21 ii2i79UG1=<1_:; k
Copy of palm prints of John 21. mzrter ---
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which are either lingtht or palm priuta, am! t-.s.1:~nt;"-suven latant palmprints of value are present on fort¥~e1Qht of tha lifts. Eu latentprints of value are present in the ilm wt on the remaining lita.
SAC, Atlanta July 29, 1981
int Based on the intormatioa *' » - r
record was located in our files £or 27¢
The submitted finger and palm prints are being
retained. The lifts of no value and the film were destroyed-
The remaining lifts are enclosed.
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Recorded: 6/3/R]. 8iZ+5 a.m. jt Reference No: 7/Q/95$ W,
FBlFileNo: 7-/9251 /I, ,>'Received: §--'00 /7.!" G-/5/if Latent Case N0:6_,?4///F " T "
Answer to: 5/Ti,
Examination requested by: Addressee
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LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION WORK SHEETRecorded: 6-B-31 8:00 a.m., ljw Reference No: 7A-1835 P!
FBI File No: 7-18251»
6-6-31 Latent Case No: B-94113 ' Received:
Answer to: SAC, Atlanta
Examination requested by: Add!'8SS8E
Copy to:
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MAJOR CASE #30
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Date Oheference communication: Specimen deiivered to LFPS 6:45 p.m., 6-6-SiSpecimens: £é7921reroom A_J_G/¢,'__w_:», 60 u
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SUBJECT: ATKID; mason case Q30 ii '
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Enclosed for the Identiication Division undersegarate cover are sixty-eight 8! lifts, one roll of film,major case prints of Wayne Bertram Williams and copies cf
fingerprints and palm prints of Nathaniel Cater-
nrguesr or "nu, ii, ,:J~ ,:LAT§FT_§¥"GE§?RIEF 5¥§T19E
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WAYNE BERTRAMOWILLIAMSF
ATKIDF
MAJOR CASE #30
KIDNAPING '
D0: ATLANTA
Re Bureau teletype to Atlanta dated
92 Atlanta airtel to the Bureau dated 7/1/81.6/30/81 and
Enclosed for Atlanta is one copy each of the
! Specs of the Wellman type 181B
carpet manufactured at Mohasco
and marketed under the name of
and Regalaire during the years
Cost cards for the above; !
! An analysis by Mohasco personnel based on a
digestive analysis conducted on the sample of
green carpet taken from the residence of subject
WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS, previously forwardedAlbany. _ __ q ' ._ ' 7 /Z.:..5L....és/
92 two S p £70
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nylon fiber
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GUNS. GOVERMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980 305 750/5402
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Development Supervisor, and
Development, were contacted1 NEWMohas oration, 57 Lyon
Product
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sample of green carpet from subject's res which waspreviously sent to Albany in re airtel. &nd -were
re-contacted on 7/20/81 and advised that a ter extensive tests
based on a digestive analysis of the sample carpet, they couldstate beyond a reasonable doubt that that carpet was %é'!C;,
manufactured by the Mohasco Corporation Basicallyoutlined the following reasons why the tests conducteg on !/17/81
at their plant in Amsterdam, New York revealed that the sample
could not be identifiable with any carpet ever made at Mohascoz
The specs of the carpet manufactured by Mohasco that
used the Wellman 181B fiber were obtained at Mohasco on 7/ 8
and are being forwarded to Atlanta for future reference.stated that a true digestive analysis on a sample of carpei
should be conducted using a l2 by 18 inch sample. The sample
provided to
Mohasco was
the sample.
following:Albany was approximately 7 x 3 inches and from that,
able to conduct tests on two 2 x 2 inch portions of
Even so, the
! The sample
a gauge of S/32. Mohasco
gauge.
! The sample
whereas Mohasco used 7 rows per inch in their carpets.digestive analysis revealed the
from the subject's bedroom revealed
used the Wellman l8lB only in a 3/16
provided revealed 10.5 rows per inch
! The pile height of the sample was .300 inches
compared to Mohasco's carpet which had a pile height of .400
inches.
! The primary back of the sample compared to
Mohasco's was very different. The sample was a non~woven,
polypropylene compared to Mohasco's woven polypropylene.
! The face weight of the sample showed the weight
per square yard to be 20.5 or 20.6 ounces compared to Mohasco's22 ounces. Fstated that with the error factor thrown in, 7
the face weig ts could be identical.!
! The total weight per square yard of the sample
would be approximately 51.4 ounces compared to Mohasco's 56 ounces.
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Mohasco never used any dye in its Wellman iber carpets which
was in any way similar to the green sample provided in referenced
airtel.
The representatives at Mohasco stated that even with ,¬§7¢;_
the error factor, they could state beyond a reasonable doubtthat the subje ' arpet was never manufactured by their corporation. astated that his corporation was willing to
assist in any uture tests and should a request be made of them
to conduct an analysis on any other sample regarding this
matter, they would be happy to conduct that test at their plant
in Amsterdam, New York.
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LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION! FROM: SAC, ATLANTA @A-1835! sQ.927! P!
SUBJECT: QA$:
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One brown paper bag containing the following:
a! 47 miscellaneous pieces of paper;
b! "German Miracle paperback;
c! "Benefits Rights Interview paperback;
d! yellow with yellow flowered stationery pad
e! plastic Grady Memorial Hospital card;
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brown paper bag with 66 tea bags;
plastic Ziplock bag containing one letter
and one gum wrapper;
Plastic Ziplock bag containing one Benson
and Hedges cigarette wrapper;
two plastic sixpack can retainers;
wire with plug;
black bottle of Griffin liquid wax;
rectangular flat metal can;
round metal lid;
plastic knife;
Eveready battery:
round plastic lid
black plastic handle.
the living room area.
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Items listed in numeral three were removed from
the kitchen area.
~/! One brown paper bag containing 28 miscellaneous
papers recovered from bathtub in the bathroom area.
/'! One brown paper bag containing the following:
' a! knife;
b! chisel;
c! screwdriver.
The above items were removed from the closet in
the bedroom area.
/16! One manila envelope containing one photograph
removed from the front yard.
For information of the Bureau, the abovedescribed
items were seized from the residence of victim Michael McIntosh,
620 Windsor Street, Atlanta, Georgia, on 6/8/Bl.
REQUEST OF THE BUREAU
;ATENT_F1neE3ga;nr_§EcrI0u=
The Latent Fingerp
examine the above enclosures
of value. If any latents of
these latents with the known
Williams, FBI Number B47 900
All aforementionedIint Section is requested to.
for any latent fingerprints
value are developed] compare
fingerprints of Wayne Bertram
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items to be returned to the
Atlanta Division following results of the examination.
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IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
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LATENT CASE NO
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1. REI _ WAYNE *R§°.A" 1y..1AusB
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MC #39
KIDHAPING
REFERENCE Airtel I/7/blE¬,§é;§gIII;IA'IlON REQUESTED BY Atl antas musNumerous miecellaneous items
hleven cartridges
No latent prints of value are present or were
dCV6lOp9d on the specimens
The specimene are being returned under separate
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Recmdedi 10300 Rom-, Smf Reference No: YA--1835 SQ, 7! P!
F'BIFiIe No: ']A_]_Q251.- UL";Reeivedr 7/17/81 Latent Case No: B_Q41l8
Answer to: AT: lanta
Examination requested by: Addressee
Copy to:
RE WAY J5 BEIITRAN UI3 LIAMS;' AT}{II";
MC #30
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Date of reference communication: Airtel -//7/81
Specimens:
Numerous Jniscellaneous items
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|rN:-med Subject:
i¥AYi-IE BERT1U§I'I92TI1,LIAMS, FBI #8147 900 P9
Result of examination: Examination by:
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from Collins and Aikman C&A!, Carpet Division, Dalton,
Qn 7/27/Bl, C&A provided FBI a small piece of
blue carpet, which said company feel is similar to same
carpet taken from subject's home. C&A personnel statedthat sample blue carpet has a primary backing of "Typar"
Attempts to obtain documentation/specifications
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RE ATLANTA TELETYPE TO BOSTON JULY 15, 1981,
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MASSACHUSETTS, ADVISED THAT IN AUGUST, 1968, LUDLOM CARPET MILLS,
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I've enclosed a piece of the carpet taken from
the suspect's home in Atlanta. This is for your own use
and does not have to be returned.
I've already mentionee that it appears that
West Point Pepperell in Dalton may be the carpet manufacturer
I am currently awaiting samples of carpet end, hopeiully,dye from West Point so as to conduct comparison examinations.
I will keep you advised.
As previously mentioned, we eventually want to
identify other purchasers or Hellman fiber from 1967 through
1974 in addition to the spinners of single-ply yarn which
you previously furnished us.
Thanks aqain for your assistance and the assistance
of others in the Wellman Company.
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REFERENCE BUREAU TELETYPE TO ATLANTAa JUNE 35, 1931. h_L;l;;
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COMPANY RECORDS INDICATE THE CARPET YARNS MANUFACTURED BY
WALCOLN SPINNING, EAST MIDDLE STREET, HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA,
W ICH WAS BOUGHT BY THE 3133 COMPANY, wERE CCMPOSED OF THE
WELLWAN FIBERS BLENDED WITH A 25 PERCENT ALLIED LIGHT DYEI BEFORE COEWERSIDN T0 YARN.
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POLYESTER: 2.2?/1 COTTON couwr, Too PERCENT NYLON, 15 DENIER.
HE ADVISED THERE IS N0 WAY To DETERMINE THE TYPE CARPET
YARNS EACH COMPANY PRODUCES NOR DOES THE BIBB COMPANY SUBJECT
THEIR C" COULD BE
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INDUFTRIES HAD A FUBSIDIARY NAME UNKNOWN, CARQIAGE CAPPETS,
CALHOUN, GEORGIA, CRUSADER CARPETE, CHATSwORTH, GEORGIA, wNE3
BY LONE ¬TAR CEWENT!.
11¢ Ixnrcmzn HE ms ACCEP'}';;3LE T0 ADDITIONAL
wmncrs CONCERNING THIS MATTER Ann CONCLUDED THAT THE
PIECE OF CARPET IN QUESTION IS TAINLY USED NOW FOR AUTUMDEILES.
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PFOJUCTION UUPE°VI50P, PALWETTO MILLS, LAUPENS;
5.3., WEPE CONTACTED AND ADVISED AS FOLLOW§2
PALNETTO MILLS PUNS wELLMAN'$ TYPA 181 NYLON AND HA
PF°CHASED THAT NATEPIAL IN LAPGE FUAFTITIES rurovsuour PAST
Q ___ ,.,,.¬ w~|1nllAc?T iYEp?E, imma FECOPDS PAPTAIHING TO inn FLFLHL ~
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THIS HATEDIPL EU FECEIVED FPOM WFLLMAN AS A FIEEF AND
INTO A YAFN AT PALMETTO sP1Pr1m3, QND IS SUBEAFUENTLY
TO CPFPFT MANUFACTURERS FOP PFODUCTION OF FINISHED
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THERE IS no TYPE OF PROCESSING OF TPEATMENT RANDERED
E FIBER WHILE AT PALMETTO SPINNING MILLS THAT WOULD
IT ANY uuzcvzwzss. A %INISH IU APPLIED T0 THE YAFN;
EB, THIS FINISH NCPMALLY SHOULD BE wasxzn our DUPING
AUCNDALE MILLS, SYLFCAUGA, ALABAMA, IS THE SELLING
AGENT FOP PALMETTO SPINNING AND MIGHT POFSIBLY HAVE COPIES
OF ALL INVCICES PELATING TO SALES OF TYPE I813 NYLON YAPN.
ms 1r92*-n1v1num_ TO cormcr AT AVONDALE MILLS IS Qt;
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WITHHOWE 295/245-5221. THE YAPN IS DESCPIBED A9 BEING A
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THE COTTON COUNT PEPHAPS GOING TO l-75 SINGLE-
FEFCENT TYPE IEIB NYLON YAPN WAS SOLD TO THE FOLLOWING
COMPANIES, AND THE RECOPDS ALSO INDICATE THAT THE INDICATED
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LCT NP¥BEPE PHD APFPOXINATE TOTAL AMOUNT OF YAFN WAS SOLD
A3 NOTED:
O. N. J FLEWING STPEET, DALTON, GEOPGIA.
19 1919, PUPCHASED LOT mo. 1622, TOTAL AMoum1 PUPCHASED
21,851 LBS. IN 1911, PUPCHASED LOT NOS. 1141, 1191,
1126, 1119, AND 1151, HOP A TOTAL APPPOXIMATE PURCHASE
OF 11,090 LBS.
oorssrr CARPAT MILLS, P.o. 9/ sos, DALTON, GEORGIA.
TELEPHONE 4G4/695-9411.
IN 1911, FUPCHAEED LOT mos. 1141 AND 1851. 11 1v NOTED
THAT DOPSETT CARPET MILLS ALSO POUSIBLY MANUFACTURES
CAFPAT FOP AUTOMOBILES.
HANPTON WILLS, ALIJAY, GEORGIA, TELEPHONE 4@4/635-2675,
CONTACT PEPSDN IS ,,/§7¢_'
IN 1911, PURCHASED 101 nos. 1926, 1952, 1915, 1251, AND
1819, FOE A TOTAL APPROXIMATE PUPCHAEE OF 146,999 LBS.
oAv1s ADVIUED THAT HAMPTON MILLS MANUFACTUPFS BATH MATS
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' PPOFFITT TEXAILE COMPANY, POST OFFICE-I BOX 12$,
nm.Tc»m, C-EOPGIA, TELEPHONE 404/212-1105, corrmcr
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L IE I97], PUFCHA¬ED LOT NOS. 1985 AND 1886, FOP A TOTAL
PUFCHASE OF APPPOXIMATELY sm,@wv LBS.
Y GAY TPED, 101 MAPLE swnzar, scorrsaono, ELABANA,
* TELEPHONE 295/259-20%, CONTACTOR
{gU ClIN ISTI, FUPCHASED LOT NOS, 1958 AND I778.
VENTUPE CARPET MILLS, POST OFFICE BOX 269, CALHOUN, I
- ii GEOPGIA.
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~ ACCOPDING '1'0- VANTUPA IS POSSIBLY our OF BUSINESS
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§ PURCHASED TYPE 1818 NYLON YAPN FPOM PALNETTO SPINNING: ¢
a ALDON INDUSTPIES, POST OFFICE BOX 527, CALHOUN,
GEOPGIA, TELEPHONE 4214/529-s2@1, cowrncr BEPNIE sou!.
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LUDLOW CARPET MILLS, JALTON, GEOPGIA, no ADDRESS
non PHONE NUMBEP exuzu.
MCUEPN CARPET MILLS, 201 sovru SPENCER, DALTON,
GEOFGIA. THIS COMPANY IS POSSIBLY wow our 0? suszmass.
SHAHEEN CARPET MILLS, RESACA, GEORGIA-
SWEETUATER CAPPET COPPOPATION, 191 SPD AVENUE,
NEW YOPK, N.Y- THE PLANT IN QUESTION WAS POSSIBLY
IN SWEETNATEP, TENNESSEE, AND IS NOW POSSIBLY OUT
OF BUSINESS.
ALADDIN WILLS, DALTON, GEOPEIA, TELEPHONE 4@4/
2771lOO, CONTACT KEN DAY.
§ DIAMOND PUG, ETON, GEOPGIA.a WILLIAMS EAST, INCOPPOPATED, POST OFFICE BOX 192,
NOFCFQEE, GEOPGIA.
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MAJOR CASE #30
O0: ATLANTA
PURPOSE: To respond to Judge Webster's inquiry of 6/15/81 concerning
the stopping of then suspect Williams at the James-Jackson Bridge
on 5/22/81.
RECOMMENDATION: None. For information.
APPROVED: Adm Se.-92.-.'= L- oratory________.Cr-:_ln~.-, M "3a'C:ur- ________.7 .»!§:.§ ______I _ I _ ID-"°°"~" --s---- ¢ l 1- _-cf-'3 __nExec.!.D-.-':;-n. 7'-'3-'3 ___i..___ -, -1: 3!? ___
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DETAILS: During the early part of May, 1981, the Atlanta Office
decided to pursue the investigative technique of surveilling
selected bridges along the Chattahoochee River since six of the
eight last victims had been discovered in the river. The AtlantaPolice Department APD! was approached regarding this investigative//ortechnique, and Morris Redding, Deputy Chief in charge of the Atlanta 1'4 ' ITask Force, was asked to provide manpower to implement this bridge§ ,
surveillance. 92 ¢ '
Redding indicated that the only manpower available was
to be obtained from the training class of police recruits, and,
ultimately, the bridge surveillance was implemented using two
police recruits, one FBI Agent, and one APD officer for each bridge.
2/r /'3' >1 ;>/ !!gevents surrounding the incident during the early "92J
of 5/22/81 were ascertained from interviews of the
Agents involved in the ATKID special, and a complete
review of the prosecutive report by Atlanta dated 6/17/Bl.
Representatives from the Personal & Property Crimé§ Section,which p
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included the Section Chief and Unit Chief of the Personal Crimes
Unit, traveled to Atlanta on 6/16/81 and returned the morning of
6/18/Bl with SAC, Atlanta, the acting U. S. Attorney USA!, and
Assistant USA to consult with the Department of Justice concerning
the prosecution of this matter.
During the weekend of 6/12-14/81 Lee Brown, Public
Safety Commissioner in Atlanta, criticized the FBI for the handling
of the bridge incident, with Brown specifically stating that the
FBI had mishandled the bridge incident. SAC Glover indicated that
as the public safety commissioner has responsibility for fire,
police, and general safety, Lee Brown is not the most knowledgeable
individual concerning captioned investigation. The only specific
knowledge he has of the investigation has been obtained through
Deputy Chief Redding or SAC Glover. Therefore, the statements made
by Lee Brown were based not necessarily on full knowledge of all
the circumstances surrounding the bridge incident.
Before the bridge surveillance was instituted, an operational
memo was provided by the Atlanta Division FBI to the APD outlining the
general framework for each surveillance team and listing an APD officer
as the team leader with the FBI Special Agent as the surveillance
coordinator. This investigative technique was under the direct control
of Major Holley, APD.
Police recruit first became aware of a
splash in the wate 2- 3 .m. and instituted a radio call to
police recruit who was on the opposide side of the
river concealed a ong e r1 ge railing at eye level of the bridge
roadway. Immediately after the radio transmission saw thecar and alerted patrolman gwho subsequentIy !o1lowed HgWilliams car after it turne aroun in the liquor store parking Pie
lot and proceeded to recross the bridge. Shortl after recrossingthe bridge SA followed patrolman end both
shortly therea er s 0 ed suspect Williams. ad been determinedfrom the time recruit E saw Williams car to the time it was
seen by SA 1 was the only car on the JamesJackson Bridge.
At the time of the stop suspect Williams asked, What's
this all about? I know this must be about those boys." Williams
indicated he was in the area trying to contact a Cheryl Johnson
concerning an entertainment job with the company he was associated
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Re: WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS
with, Nova Entertainment Corporation. Williams denied stopping on
the bridge, denied driving slowly on the bridge, denied throwing
anything off the
on the bridge at
During
allow his car to be searched, a d Williams gave his permission forthe search. At that time SA using a flashlight, saw
two cardboard boxes and a bedsprea w ite with black and green
design!, and two
contained clothes that were both his and his mother's.
Shortly after Williams vehicle was stopped, SA - l$ arrived at the scene and began to interview Williams. l
itionally, Captain who is the SWAT Coordinator for the
, an APD d another
of additional
up APD recrui
the cii| iidthe ve 1c e, with each taking one side of the vehicle to conduct
the search. Items found during the search included men's clothing, ,
as previously reported, and ladies clothing, appearing to be that of p
a woman whose build was heavy and short. W
While the search was occurrin SAP left the areato telephonically contact SA o determine 92
course of action should be ta en regar ing illiams. SA
has the specific
and he based his
No one had seen Williams vehicle stop on the bridge; no one had
seen the suspect
completely cooperative; nobody was seen; there was no indication
that the suspect was other than that of a passerby; and an element of
uncertainty existed as to the keenness of the observation of APD
recruit ' some had only been recruits for several days. Also,Captain APD SWAT Coordinator, was on the scene and saw no
reason or indication to further hold Williams for questioning.bridge, and advised there were two other vehicles
the same time his vehicle was.
this questioning Williams was asked if he would _,i1
brown grocery bags. Williams claimed the bags
APD 0 rrived at the scene. After the arrival
returned to the bridge, picked
re urned him to the scene to identifyThat's the car." Subsequent to y4%f!C;
to the scene he and an APD officer searchedan
recollection of that conversation with
decision to release Williams on the fo
get out of the vehicle; suspect Williams was
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.It is the opinion of the Criminal Investigative Division
and SAC, Atlanta, that the incident which occurred during the
early morning hours of 5/22/81 concerning the stopping of then
suspect Williams was handled in an appropriate and correct manner.
The events leading to the stopping of the suspects vehicle and
the decision made that no further action regarding then suspect
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Williams were based on the valid set of facts, and neither
FBI nor APD representatives on the scene at that time hadthe
justifiable reason to take further action regarding Williams.' ' ' ' ReddinIt is noted that subsequent to the incident, Deputy Chief
had indicated to SAC, Atlanta, that the reason for Captain
being on the scene was that he was the most experienced of
as SWAT Coordinator, to evaluate circumstances which might
pursuant to the bridge surveillance. The experience ievel
both the FBI and APD personnel on the scene and in the Atl
_FBI Office was more than adequate to evaluate the situatio
and an appropriate decision was made at that time.
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W"= WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS
ATKID
MAJOR CASE #30
O0: ATLANTA
PURPOSE: To respond to Judge Webster's request, 6/22/81, concerning
the estimated cost of captioned investigation and the number of
FBI offices that furnished Special Agents SAs! to assist in this matter.
_§ECOMMENDATION: None. For information.
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DETAILS: Following the arrest of Wayne Bertram Eiiliams on
E/21/81, Judge Webster requested a determination e made concerning
the cost of this investigation, as well as to e ermine the number
of field offices that furnished investigativefp o nel,to theAtlanta Division for this major investigationau /7/P /,, _.The following are estimated cost figureiithrough indicated
dates:
1. , roug. ,3l/81, for SA manpower Turk!,
GTRs, supplies, confidential expenditures,
92 an ime for support employees.
2. $54,300 through 6/22/81, for rental cost of seven
surveillance vehicles $1,500!, field support account
$8,000!, and use of an average of 1A Bureau cars for
at $20 per day $NU,800!. - ____days 7; . '7 I, _. L, _ I _/ i3- All 8 +h 11¢»-h K/1 'Fn'r92/ A + 1 ' //Alv through c,i LWA support saiarie=~b== d- »~~"*On an a f, GS "J 5t|".*1rl3U1Verage ° -5 - Step 5, for2,238 work days
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Memo W. R. Gilbert to Mr. Monroe
Re: WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS
H. $U8,838.76 concerning the Investigative SupportInformation System ISIS! for one model 50/8 Maxi
Cluster $33,20U.90!, shipping Washington, D.C.to
Atlanta! $l,600!, KGl3 Crypt0! $B,OOO!, can
crypto auxiliary unit! $3,000!, KG»l3 safe $1,100!,
telecommunications line/installed $UOH.20!, line
costs to date $710 per month is the current rate!
$1,029.88!, and supplies purchased during installation
$ 99.78!.
TOTAL $l,O8B,5l5=Y6
SAs from 20 FBI field offices were utilized on a
temporary basis during the course of this investigation.
Additionally»five offices were affected since the transfer of
SAs out of the Atlanta Division was delayed until completion of
this investigation. Fifteen offices furnished 22 Bureau vehicles and
the Chicago Division furnished a fixed-wing aircraft.
The SAs temporarily assigned to the Atlanta Division will
return to their respective offices on 6/26/81. The SAs whose
transfers were delayed will effect their move as soon as possible.
The offices listed below contributed SAs as indicated:
Field Office________m___ §umber of §As Contributed
Baltimore
Birmingham
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Detroit ~
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Little RockMemphis
Mobile
Newark
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Memo W. R. Gilbert to Mr. Monroe
Re: WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS
The FBI Divisions affected by the delayed SA transfers
are as follows:
Field Office Number SAs
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
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one sample of green carpet, taken from the residence
Wayne Bertram Williams.
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92 ,p Enclosed for the FBI Laboratory is one sample _of West Point Pepperell carpet, style Luxaire, color d§II§n
olive, 100 percent single yarn fiber, manufactured fr m,__Wellman Corporation, 'We1lon" type l8lB nylon staple ib fa--92
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For information of the Laboratory, this carpewas manufactured from 1970 to 1974 and remained in the product
line until 1975, when it was discontined.
examination by EYarn and Backings, est Po n
the carpet sample from the
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to attempt to determine-if sample carpet is identical toand manufactured by West Point Pepperell. Additional testing, a
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records available reveal that Gand Carpets, originally from
Decatur Geor ia and now o r t'n t 2565 Ch t'll D i , g , pe a 1 g a an 1 y r ve,
Northeas Atlanta, purchased 20,700 yards of Luxaine. -¢ owner, is person to contact to determine customer
purc ases. Additionally, Rich's, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia,
telephone number 04! 49l~22l1, purchased approximately
800 yards of "Luxaine" in 1971.
Q indicated that he would provide additional
sales informa o as it becomes available.
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ATLANTA DIVISION
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Will contact R Gano Carpets, and Rich's,
Inc., to determine if t eir recor s reflect purchases of
Luxaine style, english olive, color carpet during period
of 1971 through 1974.
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concerninq the pnrcneses or nerlman nylon staple fiber Type
181B. One listing includes the Hellman customers from 1967
to 1974, the years when Type lBlB was being manufactured,
and the amount in pounds sold during each year. The second
list gives addresses and contact people for each customer.
These customers are all spinners or yarn. A few of the
companies also produce carpet but most sell their yarn to
a separate carpet msnuiacturer. These companies have been
contacted and informstion about the purchasers of yarn is/,»7=923 - =presently being obtained.These customers produce single-ply yarn aim ls; Lyto that in Wil1iams"carpet. As discussed previousl w I
will have to go back to Hellman later to identify o er ' !
7] aézpurchasers of Hellman nylon from 1967 to 1974
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1969 sales
I haverecords but will furnish this information
it is obtained.
also enclosed xerox copies of seven polaroid E1;OtOgt&ph8 of the Hellman "short leg fiber like that used
Ln Williams carpet and s xerox of a regular trilobal whichqellman now manufactures. These phOQ3§raph8 were from thelellman files. - £0 "?- I /*7 /§'I25/ _ I 1 Ir _ Ii
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eslse=__ being composed ct Hellman fiber *voe 1913, ere also enclosed.:':f;i__f These were also furnished by who stated that tbe_______,_ ,_..--
u;salm_ manufacturers the carpet samp es are unknown. " "
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Mr. Larry Peterson
By the time you get this letter you will have
probably received a sample of carpet from the West Point
Pepperell Company in Dalton. I have not seen the sample
yet but it supposedly looks like a match with Williams
carpet. Pepperell manufactured the Luxaire line, of which
the sample is a member, from 1970 through 1975. We are
only concerned with 1970 and 1971 as Pepperell switched "
to a DuPont fiber in 1972. We are also getting all available
records concerning the customers and amount of this type
of carpet sold in the Atlanta area.l L -M _
I also want to mention several other areas where
the FBI may be of some assistance in your present effort.
The Laboratory has a Special Projects section, whose major
function is the preparation of exhibits, charts and other
types of visual aids that can be extremely useful in court-
room presentations. Let me know if ytu plan to use any
visual aids and if you want our assistance.
If you have had no success in determining the
sorce of the bedspread from Williams room, our Special
Photography Unit may be able through some photographic
techniques to obtain some information from the illegible
label on the bedspread. .
Also, if you decide to pursue the determination
of the amount of carpet like that in Williams automobile,
the FBI has contacts at the General Motors Corporation
that we can furnish to you or that we can contact ourselves.
If there is any chance that the rug fiber from Barrett:
shoe which matches fibers from Williams automobile will
be used at the upcoming trial, the contacts with General
Motors may result in valuable information.
We are also presently beginning to classify and
characterize numerous dog hair samples obtained in the
Washington area from Huskies, Malamutes, Keeshounds and
Elkhounds. We are also starting to receive German Shepherd
hairs. We can make these samples available to you if you ._
wish to conduct additional comparisons.
I've enclosed a few applications for our specializedschools for and others who expressed an
interest in a en g one of the hair and fiber schools at
the FBI Academy. Our next school is scheduled for September 21
through October 2, 1981. We will also be teaching four
2~ueek schools in hairs and fibers next year.
Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
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REFERENCE ATLANTA TELEPHONE CALL TO SPECIAL PROJECTS, FBIHO,
ATLANTA HAS FURNISHED SPECIAL PROJECTS WITH FACSI.~-JULY 21, 192;. -"7' ._ //
REQUEST FOR SPECIAL PHOTOGRgPHY OPERATION TO BE HANDLED CONCERNING
CAPTIONED MATTER AT REQUEST
OFFICE PROSECUTING SUBJECTA
PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIFICATIONS
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IN SUMMARY FACSIMILE SETS FORTH
CONCERNING THE CHATTAHOOGEE RIVER
THE RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF THE VICTIM
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CATER- ASSISTANT FULTON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY GORDON MILLER
INTENDS TO USE PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY OF AREA OF CHATTAHOOGEE RIVER
FROM THE SITE OF THE JAMES JACKSON PARKWAY BRIDGE TO AN AREA
APPROXIMATELY TWO AND ONE HALF MILES IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION.
MILLER INTENOS TO SHOW A MOSAIC CONSTRUCTED OF A SERIES OF
PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTING THE ABOVE GEOGRAPHIC AREAS.
av REFERENCE rsuavnowz cnu. , ATLANTA nxscusszn wmz- V67'* QSPECIAL PROJECTS , PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATIONS , THE GENERAL
PERIMETERS OF THE ABOVE REQUEST. PHOTOGRAPHICS OPERATIONS WERE
REFERRED TO DIRECT CONTACT WITH GORDON MILLER IN ORDER TO
CLARIFY MILLER'S REQUEST. THIS HAVING BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATIONS AS ADVISED, THEY INOEND TO TENTANTIUELY
SHOOT THE ABOVE ASSIGNMENT ON SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1981. IN ORDER
TO FACILITATE THEIR OPERATIONS IN ATLANTA; THEY HAVE REQUESTED THAT
ATLANTA PILOT SA- OR AN EQUALLY QUALIFIED SA FAMILIAR WITH
THE TERRITORY IN QUESTION TO BE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY FOR ASSISTANCE67¢
A5 TO LOCATING THE SPECIFIC AREAS A5 WELL AS OTHER ASSISTING ASSIGNMENTS-
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ATLANTA WILL CONFIRM WITH THE BUREAU PRIOR TO JULY 25, 1981,
AS TO THE SPECIFIC SA WHO WILL ASSIST PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATIONS IN THE
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Specimens receivedJune 9, 1981
CARPET 5}!-"£1iIeF:5e 213°? 9! ! e1".'1ll1P§l51E19"3E'
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K55
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Page 1Electronic America wall and floor !
Outside the Omni Theater !
The 15th floor elevator area !
The 15th floor hallway !
Penthouse ! A
The 15th floor walla ! '
The ith fioor Business office ? Y
Elevator I3 8!
The 12th floor business office 9!
The 14th floor busineau office 0!
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K60 Entrance to the old Manhattan Yellow Pages" 1!I 92
K51 Enrrence mat to the Coliseum 2!
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K62
K63
K64
K65
K56
K67
K68
K69
K70
K71
K72
K73
K74
K75
K76
K77
K78
K79
K80
CARPET 5AHP§§$ AND A QUSHIONAdministration Office 3!
Ticket Office 4!1
Marketing and Public Relations Office
Copy Roe 6!
Executive offices 7!
Hawks Wives Club Room 8!
Hawks Public Relation Office 9! '
Employee dressing area, maroon 0!
Employee dressing area, red 1!
Maintenance dressing area 2!
Paint room 3!
Blue club room 4! ~
Private box number 126
Private box number 121
Private box number 122
Entry rug at Portal Gate 8!
Private box number 106
Private box number 107
Private box number 1085!
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Balcony area, blue B!5! '
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Stairwell to the Baronet Theater D!
Coronet lower level restroom area E!
Office concession store room area F!
Coronet seat cushion GY
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K88 Entrance mat R!
K39 Upper stairway I!
K99 Lower stairway J!
Result of examination: r
The fibers present in the K50 through K90 carpet
and cushion samples are dissimilar to the Q29 through Q32
fibers previously furnished to the FBI Laboratory by the
Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Laboratory under cover
of their letter dated March 23, 1981. The Q29 through Q32
fibers are listed in the FBI Laboratory report in this case
dated April 17, 1981. '
Specimens K50 through K90 are being returned to
your office under separate cover by registered mail.
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Examination requested by: Atlanta
Reference:Examination by:
Airtel dated June 1, 1981
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K54
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K57
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Hawks Wives Club Room 8!
Hawks Public Relation Office 9!
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Paint room 3!
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SUBJECT: ATKID; _
MAJOR CASE #30
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Re sample carpet fibers as requested by the FBI
Laboratory for comparison against known fibers collected at
crime scenes in above captiOned case previously submitted.
Enclosed for the FBI Laboratory are the following
carpet samples collected on 5/18/B1 and 5/19/Bl, from the
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of the Omni International same fibers on all floors!
4. Brown am; beige fibers, from jghéjlith 7f__lQC>j nallwagi
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provided EuAgents with oarpet sam les numbers 1 throu h 12from the am. On sa:ae.datc, ~
for the Coliseum-Atlanta, 100 eciw r ve, v a uc , or west,Atlanta, provided sample numbers l3 through 31._i bfphi;
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provi e Qagpet fiber sample letters H thIOi.Igh J, _ '
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It is requested of the FBI Laboratory to conduct the
necessary analysis for comparison purposes on the enclosed carpet
fiber samples against the known fibers previously submitted
by Atlanta Division to the FBI Laboratory.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
PROSECUTIVE REPORT OF INVESTIGATION CONCERNING
WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS;
ATKID;
MAJOR CASE NUMBER 30
KIDNAPING
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Narrative of Offense
Unproductive Investigation
Table of Contents for
Report Forms FD302's!
A! Investigation into background of
Nathaniel Cater
B! Individuals who know Wayne Bertram
Williams or have identified a photograph
of Williams, but can offer nothing of an
evidentiary nature
C! Surveillance of Wayne Bertram Williams
D! Nonproductive investigation, to include
neighborhoods, associates, family and th
who did not recognize Wayne Bertram
Williams picture or name
E! Miscellaneous - Investigation into the
background of Wayne Bertram Williams
Identification Records, Prior
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On June 21, 1981, a physical surveillance was ,nd ted at l8l7 _Pene1ope by Special Agent _ -6 7 i' co uc
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8:00 A.H. on site, no activity
10:35 A.M. Homer Williams H.W.! leaves residence
in a green Dodge Polara, Georgia license LFL457,
refusing to allow Atlanta Police Department uniformed
officer to look in trunk
10:40 A.M. H.W. parks Polara in a parking lot
on Ashby Street at Fair and walks away from
automobile toward church
1:30 P.M. H.W. returns to residence driving Poiara
3:30 P.H. Wayne Williams W.W.! departed residence
driving Polara.
3:40 P.M. H.N. parks in driveway, 3262 Bazelwood
and enters residence
3:43 P.H. W.N. departs 3262 Hazelwood driving
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On May 30, 1981, physical surveillance oi Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
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12:48 am - white station wagon leaves home, turns RT
1:10 am - white station wagon returns
6:42 am - white 1981 Thunderbird leaves turns RT
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conducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
12:00 midnight - on duty at location
12:31 am - white station wagon leaves house turns left
12:33 am - doubled back by house makes a right turn
12:44 am - white station wagon returned home
2:28 am - white station wagon leaves home turns RT
3:01 am white station wagon returns home
7:16 am - white station wagon returns home
10:30 am - white wagon leaves home
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On June 1, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne
B. Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is a chronological log of
events taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 midnight surveillance instituted
7:05 am - vehicle leaves residence and proceeds to
Kroger parking lot at Gordon and Cascade. Driven by
mother
7:15 am - leaves Kroger. Stops at Union 76 across
from Kroger on Cascade
7:20 am - Leaves static North on Gordon. Returnsto residence at 7:25 n.
7?26 am leaves residence mother!, return to Kroger
7:37 am leaves Kroger
7:42 am arrives residence
10:09 am - father leaves residence in vehicle
10:20 am - arrives parking lot, Washington and Trinity
10:34 am entered Atlanta Daily World, Auburn Avenue,
between Piedmont and Courtland Avenue. Dropped oi!
letters
10:55 am,- Wolfe Camera, 14th Street
11:40 am - parking lot, Washington and Trinity
12:20 pm - surveillance discontinue
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On June 1, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne
B. Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is i chronological log of
events taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 noon - Trinity Street, downtown, Atlanta,
father driving vehicle
12:32 pm - father talks to black male at parking
area, Sims Auto shop, Piedmont, Georgia tag NGP 631
12:34 pm - father goes to Atlanta Dally Iorld, l45
Auburn Avenue, N.E.
1:10 pm - C&S Bank and Trust Company, Piedmont Avenue
1:28 pm 2:37 pm North Atlanta, stop at 2
Art Press, Inc., 1238 Fernwood Circle
2:37 pm - home at 1817 Penelope Road, H.I.
2:43 pm - left home, no surveillance 2:43 pm 4:35 pm
4:35 pm - Williams and father and mother drive through
MARTA parking lot
4:37 pm
4:45 pm
5:02 pm
6:35 pm
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I On June 2, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne
B. Wiiams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is a chronological log of
events taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 am ~ surveillance taken over from 12:00 pm
til 12:00 am shift on June 1, 1981
6:35 am - a cream colored 1970 Chevelle station
wagon bearing Geoceic licence 11$ 366 deeerte 1817
Penelope Road. Vehicle is driven by a black fewale,
55-60 wearinr a red baseball cap. Vehicle not
followed.
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PenelopeAbove described vehicle returns to 1817
Road driven by sane black female.
8:56 am - Chevelle station wagon bearing Georgia
license LLH S departs 181? Penelope Road. Vehicle
is driven by black male, age 55-F0 wearing glasses.
Passenger is the black female in 6:35 am entry
12:00 pm
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On June 2, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log or events
taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 noon surveillance begins at above address;
l9?0 Chevrolet station wagon being driven by Homer
C. Iilliams came from above nddrees
1:02 pm 1970 Chevrolet
above address. Homer C.
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on Anderson
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2:20 pm - I. B. Iilliamsstation wagon returns to
Williams driving vehicle
residence and goes north
eegon returns to residence
leaves residence, north
on Anderson. Returns home. Leaves again and goes
north on Anderson
3:27 pm - after driving around various routes returns
home
3:59 pn - Subject drives nround neighborhood. Talks
to individual on Tiger Flowers Road. Continues driving
around neighborhood
4:40 pm - Parks 117~119 Dahlia Street
:58 pm - Subject returns home
5:35 pm - Subject leaves residence»
5:40 pm - Georgia RB? 700 on wagon. Subject on porch.
Pirst house on right east side, Part Tree Line! young
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House, brick ranch with black and white shutters
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8:19 pm - Subject stopped at roadblock, Rebica and
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8:40 pm- Atlanta PD Office:- Badce Q .j'7C.-individual in station wagon worked in ID a9C on
OK. Called subject by last name of Williams
Subject returns to residence
- Subject moving from residence. Drives various
roads around residence area
8:50 pm Subject returns to home residence
12:00 midnight - Serveillance terminated. No additional
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On June 3, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne
B. Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is a chronological log of
events taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 am - surveillance taken over from day
surveillance team
6:50 am
red cap
Road in
Georgia- A black female, 60 years old, wearing a
and beige top coat driver from 1817 Penelope
the white Chevy station wagon bearing
license plate LLM B66
6:53 am the black female parks the white Chevy,
Georgia registration LLM 866 in the parking lot of
Kroger Food Store at Gordon and Cascade Road,
Atlanta, Georgia
6-55 SA exchanges a new electronic . am
beeper device for the old one, attaching it to the
white Chevy, Georgia registration LLM 816
7:15 am - The black female returns to the residence
in the white Chevy, Georgia registration LLM 866
8:40 am A black male, 62 years, is observed driving
from vicinity of 1817 Penelope Road, Atlanta, Georgia,
in 1 2 white Chevy, Georgia registration LLM 866
9:27 am - The black male returns to the residence in
the white Chevy, Georgia registration LLM 866
11:10 am ~ Wayne Betram Wi1liamsdriver from vicinity
of 1817 Penelope Road in the white Chevy, Georgia
registration LLM B66
11:30 am - Williams parks the Chevy, Georgia reg-
istration LLM 866 adjacent to 1447 Peachtree Road in
the rear parking lot and exits the vehicle carrying a
large black note pad and assorted papers
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11:33 am Williams enters 1447 Peachtree Road, The
Insurance Building, Atlanta, Georgia
11:39 am - Williams exits 1447 Peachtree Road
11:40 am - Williams drives away in the white Chevy,
Georgia registration LLM 866
11:53 am - Williams makes a telephone ca -om a pay
phone at 999 Bankhead Boulevard
11:56 am - Williams drives from 999 Bankhead in the
white Chevy; Georgia registration LLM 866
12:03 pm - Williams parks the white Chevy, Georgia
registration LLM 866 in the parking lot of the Lincoln
Institutional CME Church, 710 Comercial Avenue,
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12:05 pm - physical surveillance turned over to day
surveillance team
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On June 4, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
4:00 pm - surveillance began
4:30 pm - red vehicle bearing Georgia license BFZ 922
observed in driveway of subject's residence. Registered
to Gregg Hall, c/0 Pettigrew, 1386 Cluster Avenue,
Dl2, Atlanta, Georgia, red Fiat
5:30 pm light brown Toyota Liftback with white
female and black male called at residence and turned
away at residence
6:57 pm - subject's father arrived at residence with
Chevrolet station wagon subject vehicle!
8:20 pm - surveillance instituted at 56 Harietta
Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Contact with Atlanta Police
Department PD! unit determined subject in unknown
attorney's office on 14th floor. Subject in attorney's
office since approximately 5:00 pm. Subject believed
to be in Camaro, light blue/dark blue, bearing Georgia
license GDC 904 license not on file!
8:45 pm subject leaves 56 Marietta Street with
unknown person in white/green Lincoln Tbwncar, bearing
Georgia license RKN 331. Subject sitting on passenger
side
9:07 pm subject arrives at residence
9:12 pm - driver of green Lincoln leaves residence
9:56 pm - subject vehicle driven by father arrives
residence. Father crossed street and talked briefly
with news media
I 9:59 pm - red Fiat arrives residence. Occupant notf *_ip observed. Bane vehicle asiobserved at 1:30 pm? ppé§fi* f
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On June 5, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 am - Start
12:20 am - Tyronne Brooks left above address and was
interviewed by media on street in front of house
12:25 am - Brooks leaves area
12:28 am Hosea Williams left house on foot with press
in pursuit
8:00 am - and
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On June 5, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia. The
following is a chronological log of events taken place during
that surveillance:
8:00 am surveillance initiated in front of 131;
Penelope Road
10:07 am Iayne B. Ii11iams' father exits residence,
walked through numerous reporters, photographers and
cameraman to area of Agents and police officers. Hr. "*1
Iilliams notion d o A eats and officers to come withhim. Officers wiéna Agent Q enter the IPenelope Qt. ad re s where . Williams vised that hisattorney, Mary Ielcome, was on telephone and wanted to %6?u:speak to member of surveillance team. Agent Q spoke
to Welcome who advised that she would hold news nference
that afternoon and wanted officers and Agents to comment
on record regarding Iayne B. Iilliams and "stakeout".
She also expressed concern for Mr. and Mrs. Iilliamshealth because of numerous news media w enforcement Jofficers at the Iilliams home. Agent advised her
to contact FBI Office, Atlanta or Atlan a olice Department
Task Force
10:12 am - officers and Agent depart residence through
numerous ne * media
1:00 pm - Iayne's father exits residence with 35 mm
camera taking pictures of news media and vehicles in
area. Ir. and Hrs. Williams depart area in Chevrolet
station wagon ,,
1:27 pm - Ir. and Hrs. Iilliams arrive and enter residence
1:30 pm - Ir. Iilliams
pictures of news media
then re-enters homeexits residence and takes more
and cars in area of his residence
team relieved by other Agents 4:00 pm - surveillance
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On June 5, 1981, physical surveillance oi Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
- - taken place during that surveillance:
3:50 pm - physical surveillance begins 1817 Penelope
Road, H.I., Atlanta, Georgia. Noted were numerous
news media also located at the aforementioned location
4:15 pm - Hr. Homer C. Iilliams leaves residence and
enters front yard. News media appear to take photo-
graphs ot Hr. H. C. Iilliams
pm - Hr. Homer C. Williams leaves residence in 4:20
Chevrolet station wagon, Georgia license LLB 866 1970
pm - Hr. Homer C. Iilliams returns to residence.
News media appears to take photos and video tapes oi
Hr. H. C. Williams4:45
5'25 pm - Mr. Homer C. Williams takes photographs of
news media members. Advised news conference to be ueld
at 6:30 pm, Bank oi the South building, 55 Marietta
Street, Atlanta, Georgia
5:27 pm - Hr. Homer C. Iilliams then talks to news
media and then returns to house
5:47 pm - Hr. Homer C. Iilliams comes out on porch»
of residence
5:48 pm - Hr. H. C. Iilliams returns inside house
5:55 pm Ir.
enters church
Task Force ok
their presenceH. C. Williams comes out of house and
parking lot. Advises FBI and Atlanta PD
but news media upsetting his wife by
6:00 pm - blue Chevrolet Camero, Georgia license
GDC 904 enters driveway oi residence
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proceeds out oi driveway with individual in blue Camero
to 55 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia
6:15 pm arrive at 55 Marietta Street, Bank of the
South. Press conference held on 14th floor, Suite 1400
7:22 pm - SA advises news conference
over and news media eav ng
8:42 pm - I. B. Williams in lobby of aforementioned
building
8:47 pm - I. B. Williams departs aforementioned
building in car bearing Georgia license LWT 881
8:55 pm W. B. Williams returns to residence, 1817
Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, and is met by news media
taking what appears to be video tapes and photographs
8:57 pm I. B. Williams enters residence
9:25 pm - Mr. Bob Crawford, Channel ll TV news copies~67c,
license numbers of APD c r and both FBI vehicles. eé'7Q_When asked why by SA ue advised he wanted to
know the "forest throng e trees". Advised license
numbers would remain only in his notes
9:55 pm - Mr. Homer C. Williams pulls car from rear oi
driveway to middle of driveway
9:57 pm - Hr. Homer C. Williams departs residence,
proceeds to MOK Drive and Forsyth Street
10:05 pm - Hr. Homer C. Williams arrives at U. S. P. 0.
at HOK and Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Georgia
12:00 midnight physical surveillance terminated
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On June 6, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance: '
' 8:00 am father comes out to pick up paper
9:10 am father and mother leaves in station wagon
10:44
door.am - two uniform Atlanta PD officers knock on front
No answer
10:48 PD officers advise the press that they
from in front of house. Press moved
Drive at Anderson Avenueam Atlanta
would have to move
to end of Penelope
12:47 pm - Reverend Iildron arrives at home to talk with
Williams. No answer at door. Iildron advised he was a
long-time friend of the Williams family
1:40 pm - Atlanta PD Officer observed Williams "{*7¢-
walk out of back door onto the patio, look around and re
enter house
1:55 pm - Parents return, mother driving station wagon,
father driving a Dodge Omni maroon, 4 door, Georgia license
AA2075
2:00 pm - iilliams walks out in driveway, looked around
and re-enters house -
2:2 m - liams appears at front door and motions for _{a
SA to come over. Iilliams advised that he was
going o e eaving shortly to take care of some business.
Iilliams advised that he would be driving the maroon
Dodge which was a rented car
2:55 pm Williams re~appears at front door with his
mother and both looked around
3:02 pm Mary Ieliome and unknown white male arrives
at the Iilliams home. The father greets them into the house'7 CL-
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On June 6, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, wasconducted. The following is a %hronological log of events
taken place during that surveil ance:
4:00 pm - surveillance initiated in front of 1817 Penelope
Road, H.W., I
4:06 pm Wayne B. Williams departs residence in a maroon
Dodge Omni, Georgia license AA 2095 and drives to Center
Hill Avenue, Atlanta
4:18 pm Williams enters 657 Center Hill Avenue
4:19 pm - Williams exits 657 Center Hill Avenue and drives
to 741 Emily Place, Atlanta
4:21 pm Williams enters 741 Emily Place
4:23 pm - Williams exits 741 Emily Place and drove to 1425
Simpson Avenue where he entered the parking let of this
address then immediately departed without exiting the car
4:36 pm Williams arrives home
4:56 pm - a black over cream colored Pontiac arrives at
residenc and a white male, heavy set with full heard
enters r-4idence. Car has Georgia license LWT 881
4:58 pm white male departs residence in vehicle
6:03 pm - a red Fiat, Georgia license BEZ 922 arrives at
residence
20 who enters residence
6:11 pm - Williams and black female exit residence and
walk across street to 1824 Penelope Road, N.W., where
Williams enters
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walk back home through news media. Atlanta Police give
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7:07 pm - Williams arrives at 1225 Fairburn Avenue and
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7:45 pm - Williams and black female exit 1225 Fairburn
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8:08 pm - Williams and female enter residence
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earlier in the day. He then departs in red Omni
8:58 pm - Williams arrives at 657 Center Hill Avenue and
picks up a black female, approximately 22, heavy set,
very short hair and departs the area in the red Omni
9:01 pm - Williams and black female arrive at 741 Emily
Place wh I three others meet them on porch, 2 black
males and one black female. They then enter the residence
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Date or tr|nwlmIon
On June 7, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 midnight - subject at residence
1:02 am - light on, seen through front door appears to
be in rear room oi subject's house
1:16 am - light out
1:17 am 6:11 am - no movement in residence
6:21 am - lights on
8:00 am change of shifts
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On June 7, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
No activity other than visit at 3:00 pm by 1973
4 door Impala registered to George Skrine, 1999
Barberrie, RBI 426. Occupant was a black male,
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On June 7, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne
B. Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia,
was conducted. The following is a chronological log of
events taken place during that surveillance:
4:00 pm -
4:22 pm -start
Iayne Williams leaves home in maroon Dodge
Gmni, Georgia license AA 2695
4:27 pm -
4:29 pm -
4:33 pm -Iilliams stops and enters ll? Dahlia Street
Iilliams leaves 117 Dahlia Street
Williams stops on side of road and inquires of
surveillance team if following CBS news team would be
allowed to violate traffic laws such as running a
red light
4:36 pm -
4:44 pm -CBS news team caught at a red light
Iilliams stops and enters unknown apartment
of Skipper Road Dogwood Apartments! 4
5:35 pm -
5: =
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of residence
6:28 pm leaves above apartments
Police move marked squad car and van in front
blue Pontiac T-1000, Georgia Fulton County
tag XJJ 720 with black male, black female and father
of Wayne Iilliams enter driveway of residence. Black
female talks with police on opposite side of street
from home
6:29 pm father comes out of house and talks to another
unknown black female on opposite side of street
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with Councilman Rob Pitts following in his car
Pitts got out of his car into Williams car on
Side of road South Cobb Drive and I-285!. Pitts, Banks
and Williams drove alleged route Williams took before
he was stopped by FBI
7:11 pm -
Bridge, all three got outWilliams stopped on north end of Chattahoochee
of car and had a conversation
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pm arrive at 2051 Harvard, Ht. Zion Village,
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s12? pm - Williams left with Fm car to locate
owner of apartment they were o ave meeting at. Went
to grandmother house at northwest corner oi Albert and
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8:46 pm - Williams and _ return
8:50 pm Dirt bike, Georgia tag MB 8?6l, arrives at
apartment and all enter
9:06 pm - black male and female arrive, Georgia license
CJU 121 and possibly enter same apartment
9:06 pm - Unit 607, College Park Police Department arrive
to question surveillance units presence in the lot.-We
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Talked to by SA
9:10 pm - two black males arrive in Georgia license
LFP 104
10:15 pm -Williams leaves parking lot of apartment!
10:32 pm
at! WesWilliams let Connie Bailey out in MARTA lot
Lake and MLK
10:33 pm Williams arrives home
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Williams, 1811 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The fol
taken place durilowing is a chronological log of events
ng that surveillance:
8:00 am surveillance begins
9:50 am - Hr. Homer C. Williams steps out into drivew
Returnsay.
inside house
9:52 am - Hr. Homer C. Williams goes for a walk along
Penelope
10:05 am -
arrives on
10:55 am -
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11:02
12:21
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1:00 pm
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1:50 pm
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car,News media takes photographs of him
Hr. Tyrone Brooks, State Representative,
the scene. Talks to news media
ms returns home driving
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Ir. Homer C. Williams leaves residence
Hr. Homer C. Williams returns to residence
Georgia license 0221H, brown 4 door, Datsun 210
Hr. Homer C. Williams and family preacher come
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- Officer Q returns outside advises Agents '1
lliams to eave n one hour=7
- Br. H. C. Williams leaves residence in 1970
sages
- I. B. Iilliams leaves residence
I. B. Iilliams arrives at 3140 East Shadowlane,
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2:30 pm
Studios
3:15 pm
Studios
3:39 pm
4:00 pm2.
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- W. B. Williams stops at WEB IV Recording
2107 Faulkner Road
- W. B. Williams leaves WEB IV Recording
- Wayne B. Williams returns home
surveillance terminated June 8, 1981
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conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
8:45
9:30
9:38
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GeorgiaRalph Abernathy arrived
Ralph Abernathy departed
pm Subject, Williams, departed in Datsun 210
rental car, tag number 0221B, drove to residence on
Dahlia Street. Vehicle parked in front Fiat 124
registered to Anneice H. Jordan, 117 Dahlia Avenue,
H.W., Atlanta. Vehicle parked next door was Cadillac
9:51 pm - Subject returned to residence
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On June 9, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlant Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log oi events
taken place during that surveillance:
4:05 pm - Subject, Amin Hasan Sudan, black male,
date or birth Hay 6, 1948, arrested for creating a
turmoil, had camera, was with another black male,
Amos
with
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4:40 pm
5:22
5:31pm
pm
5:41 pm
5:55 pm
6:00 pm
8:10
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closest
8:21 pm
8:25 pm
9:30 pm
10:18
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Pennsylvania tag BN8395
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On June 10, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
8:00 am - start
10:14 am - Jean Harie Kelly Channel 11 News, delivers
envelope from Peal Crawler, Channel 11 Hess, at Hayne
Iil11ams' request. Kelly puts the envelope in the door
and leaves
10:20 am - father comes out of the house to retrieve
garbage can, nail and above envelope.
10:41 am - father leaves
12:05 pm = red Batsnn, Georgia license BB2 444 with
young black male and an elderly black female enter drive-
way. Black male knocks on door with no response and
leaves
12:11 pm - father returns home in brown Datsun 210,
Georgia license 02213
12:44 pm - mother leaves home_in Chevrolet tion wagon
1:15 pm mother returns
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2:05 pm - father comes out with camera and photographs
Police ané FBI cars end personnel
2:09 pm - father returns to house
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2:20 pm - Wayne Iilliams drives out of drive in 0221B
and drives pest FBI ears taking pictures and drives arennn
block and gets out of car to photograph FBI car following
him
2:21 pm - Iayne Iilliams returns home _q,____-_
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2:25 pm - Wayne Williams and father leave in 0221H
and father gets out 6f car in front of 1887 Penelope.
Williams drives around neighborhood and back past 188?
Penelope where father is hiding behind a garbage can.
Williams stops Just past the garbage can and father Jumps
out and photographs the surveillance cars and their
Occupants
2:31 pm - Hilliams back at home
2:34 pm - father returns home on foot
4:00 pm end
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4:00 pm -
5:15 pm -
residence
5:55 pm -surveillance instituted
Wayne B. Iilliams observed in back yard of
at 1817 Penelope Dr. moving a vehicle
Hr. Williams exits residence and photographs
license tags on Bureau and police vehicles
5:57 pm - Mary Welcome arrives at residence in a red
Buick Regal, Ga. license HTB 896 and enters the
residence
6:09 pm -
above des
6:19 pm -
arrive in
Ga. licen
6:25 pm -
residence
6:26
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6232 PB!Mary Welcome exits residence and departs in
cribed Buick Regal
unknown white male and unknown black male
a light blue over blue Chevrolet Camero,
se GDC 904 and enter residence
the two individuals described above exit
and depart in the Camero
Wayne B. Williams exits residence and departs
brown Datsun, Ga. license 022lH
Tilliams arrives at 117 Bahlia Avenue, .W.,
Atlanta, Georgia and remains in vehicle
6:33 pm -
speaks to,, 1
unknown black female exits the residence and
Williams at his vehicle. A red Fiat, Ga.
license BF2 922 observed outside residence
6:34 pm -
6:38 pm -
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in above described Datsun. States to press that he is
going to an address on Center Hill Avenue because a
friend is
6:46 pm being harassed by police
Williams arrives at 117 Dahlia Ave., Atlanta,
Georgia and enters the residence
6:50 pm -
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Williams arrives at 657 Center uill Ave.,v.|I|I| l___
6:00
N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, exits vehicle and speaks with an
unknown black female
6:59 pm
WilliamsWilliams and unknown black female enter
vehicle. They are spoken to by one white
male and one black male Task Force members!
7:02 pm
the front press ABC! vehicle arrives at 657 Center
enne
Williams and unknown black female drive from
of the residence at G57 Center Hill Avenue
to the corner of the next block and immediately return
to the residence and enter
7:05 pm -
Avenue inHr. Williams arrives at 657 Center Hill
his white station wagon, Ga license LLM 866 ' I
-.-.4 &Euu enters residence. He was observed te be carrying
something
7:07 pm -
residence
7:15 pm -
7:17 pm -
7:39 pm white in his hand
Wayne B. Williams and Hr. Williams exit
and depart in the same twd'vehicles
Wayne B. Williams arrives at his residence
Hr. Williams arrives at his residence
Mr. Williams departs residence alone in
Datsun, Ga. license 022lH
7:45 pm -
side doorWayne B. Williams observed in drivers
of Datsun, Ga. license 022lH, behind Amoco
station on Cascade Avenue
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7:45 pm - Wayne B. Williams and Hr. Williams depart
Amoco station and are lost in traiiic at the intersection
of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Interstate 20
8:37 pm - Mr. Williams observed inside the Atlanta
Daily World, 145 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia
9:45 pm Wayne Williams arrives at Atlanta Daily
World and picks up Hr. Williams
9:46 pm Wayne B. Williams and Mr. Williams pull
away from Atlanta Daily World and proceed north on
Piedmont Avenue at a high rate of speed
9:58 pm Wayne B. Williams stops vehicle on Peeples
Street just north of Oglethorpe and begins blowing his
horn
10:00 pm Wayne B. Williams taken into custody by
Atlanta Police for numerous traffic violations
10:14 pm - Wayne B. Williams arrives at Atlanta Police
Department Task Force Headquartas
11:06 pm Wayne B. Williams and Hr. Williams depart
Task Force in Datsun, Ga. license 022lH
11:20 pm - Wayne B. Williams and Hr. Williams arrive
at residence
11:22 pm Hr. Williams departs residence in Datsun
11:30 pm Mr. Williams stops at Rockwood Ave. and
Hightower Road and takes tag numbers of Bureau vehicles
11:32 pm Mr. Williams reenters vehicle and departs
12:00 am surveillance turned over to relieving shift
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On June ll, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
12:00 midnight surveillance begins at above address
l 12:10 am - Ir. Homer C. Iilliams parks car in backyard of
residence
12:11 am Hr. Homer C. Iilliams leaves the residence
12:19 am - Mr. Homer C. Williams drives to Alex: BBQ
Heaven, Martin Luther King Drive
12:24 am - Hr. H. C. Williams leaves BBQ and proceeds to
Paschals phonetic! Motor Inn
12:26 am - Hr. H. C. Williams parks in parking lot of
Hotor Inn
12:29 am Ir. Homer C. Iilliams leaves the parking lot
of the Motor Inn
12:30 am - Hr. Homer C. Iilliag§_§}ops his car andre uests identity of Officer 9 Atlanta PD! and BA ,h FBI. Identity is furnis e to him ,."
12:40 am - Ir. H. C. Iilliams after advising above officer
and Agent he use going to sake a 150 mile trip return to
his home
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1:58 am - Ir. Homer C. Williams abuts the main gate to his
driveway and returns to the inside of his residence
2:20 am - {§§ZL
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On June 12, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance: , -
12:00 am surveillance instituted
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On June 12, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iillinms, 1617 Penelope Road, N.I., was conducted. The
following is a chronological log of events taken place during
that surveillance:
9:04 am father leaves in Datsun, tag 02211!
9:25 am - father stops and tells Officer -wants
PD following behind him
9145 am - father tells PD Officer -thinks Atlanta PD
is for protection and FBI is surveillance, wants PD behind
him
10:05 am - father has conversation with Officer-Band
advised him he will let him check his trunk and s car
10:42 am - father and wife go shopping
10:47 am - father and mother leave
1:27 pm - father home in Datsun 022lH
1:28 pm - mother in Dodge Polaris, LFL 457, Fulton County,
pea green in color
1:59 pm - Iilliams leaves 02213
2:45 pm - Pharr and Grandview Avenue, phone call
2:48 pm waiting for Zone 2 PD re: his complaint toPD Officer-of news media coverage and following him
2:55 pm - Iilliams blocks Channel 17 CH! news van,
California license 11199883 in private parking lot corner
Pharr and Grandview Avenue
3:12 pm - leaves parking lot
3:14 pm - arrives 3140 East Shadowlawn, Andgold Music
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3:51 pm - arrives C~23 Roosevelt Highway by Old Hickory
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On June 12, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, H.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
4:27 pm
written
Subject
5:00 p
5:05 pm -
by father- subject exited doorway of above address,
on door was "Joseph A. Haccione, Attorney".
departed in Datsun 210 rental car
- arriving residence
subject degarted in above vehicle, followed
in Chevy wagon - wagon parked on street,
subject drove back behind residence
6:23 pm - subject departed in rental auto
6:40 pm - arrived DB1, Inc., 2429 Main St., East Pt.
763-8140, adjacent to Payless Shoes, met I/M in his
20's
6:42
6:57
7:35
7:50
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subject traveled to 741 Emily Place
returned lmne
- told APD that DBI, Inc., was recording studio
- subject departed, travelled to Apt. 357, pm
Oxford Village Apts., 2950 Jonesboro Rd.
8:46 pm - departed
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On June 13, 1981, physical surveillance of Iayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log oi events taken
place during that surveillance: .
12:00 am - surveillance instituted
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On June 13, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
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4:90 pm = commenced surve
on Penelope Drive
4:05 pm - departed residence on Penelope for East Point
to join surveillance of subject
green Dodge sedan bearing
2517 Hatnin Street,4:15 pm - begin surveillance of
Georgia reg. LFL 457 at rear of
East Point
5:02 pm - subject departs 2517 Main Street in brown
Datsun auto bearing Georgia reg. AA 1575. Vehicle
operated by white male. Black female also in vehicle
5:16 pm - Datsun arrives at subject's residence on
Penelope Street. Vehicle occupants enter house
5:18 pm - Datsun departs subject's residence with-
subject, white sale and black female
5:46 pm Subject arrives at 2517 Main Street, East
Point and enters building
5:56 pm - subject departs 2517 Main Street driving green
Dodge sedan. Subject accompanied by black female.
Subject being followed by brown Chevrolet Citation auto
bearing Michigan reg. SF? 076 being operated by black male
6:11 pm - subject arrives at residence on Penelope.
Enters house with black female and black male operator
of Michigan auto
6:20 pm subject's father departs in green Dodge_
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8:48 pm -
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10:34 pm
10:42 pm
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female exits car. Subject continues
subject returns to residence
subject departs residence in green Dodge
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14-15, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
3:42 pm
166 and
bearing
3:55 pm
4:34 pm
4:42 pm commenced fisur of subject at Georgia Route
Greenbriar oad. Subject in green odge auto
Georgia reg. LFL 457
subject arrives at residence
- subject departs residence
- subject enters Building R at Westwood Glen
Apartments. Subject entered either Apartments 6 or 8
single
4:59 pm
5:10 pm
8:20 pm
8:46 pm
11:04
11:16
11:18
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- subject departs Westwood Glen Apartments
- subject arrives at residence
- subject's father departs in green Dodge
- subject's father returns
subject departs in green Dodge
subject arrives at 826 Angier Avenue, N.E.
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subject at residence street address possibly
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On June 15, 1981, physical surveillance oi Wayne B.
Iilliams, 1317 Penelope Road, N_I_, Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
8:00 am surveillance instituted
9:00 am Mrs. Williams arrives at the Penelope Drive
address driving a green Dodge, Ga. license LFL 457
9:33 am - Mr. Williams arrives at Penelope Drive
address in white Chevrolet station wagon, Ga. license
LLM B66
10:30 am - Wayne B. Williams departs residence in
green Dodge, Ga. license LFL 457
10:44 am - Wayne B. Williams arrives at atresidence
on Niskey Lake Road, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia, no address
visible
10:56 am - Wayne B. Williams departs Niskey Lake Rd.
alone
11:14 am - Wayne B. Williams arrives at his residence
on Penelope Drive
11:44 am - unknown black male arrives at Iilliams
residence in green Buick Regal, Ga. license TFW 832
12:00 pm Iayne B. Willams and above unknown black
male depart residence in green Buick Regal
12:10 pm Iilliams and black male arrive at 741 Emily
Place, N.I., Atlanta, Georgia
12:15 pm Williams and black male depart 741 Emily Place
12:23 pm - black male lets Iilliams out oi the vehicle
at the Penelope Drive residence and Williams enters the
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green Dodge, Ga. license LFL 457
1:03 pm ~ Williams arrives at 1409 Murray St., S.E.,
Atlanta, Georgia and speaks to a black female who had
arrived with two children in a vehicle bearing Ga.
license WVC 405
1:04 pm - Williams and black female enter residence
1:05 pm Williams exits residence with the black
female and proceeds to his vehicle, removing some
papers
1:08 pm Williams departs alone
1:24 pm ~ Williams arrives at his residence
1:40 pm ~ Mr. Williams departs residence
2:00 pm Mr. Williams arrives at residence
2:10 pm ~ Wayne B. Williams and Mr. Williams depart
together from residence
2:19 pm ~ Wayne B. Williams and Hr. Williams arrive
at 55 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia, and proceed
to attorney's office on 14th floor
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On June 15, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was
conducted. The following is a chronological log of events
taken place during that surveillance:
3:55 pm surveillance initiated in the area of 55
Marietta, Atlanta, Georgia
3:56 pm - Wayne B. Williams and father, Homer Williams,
exit the indoor parking area of 55 Marietta in a green
Dodge Polara, Georgia license LFL 457
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folder and drives around block in the Dodge Polara
Williams returned to residence and met father
f home. Both enter residence
nomer nilliams leaves area in uoqge PO1&r&
Homer Williams returns home
Wayne Williams enters Dodge and drives away
Williams arrives in the area of Airport
Park, Roosevelt Highway, College Park, Georgia,
d and drives to rear parking lot area then eparts
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Wayne Williams arrives at 117 Dahlia Avenue,
enters that residence
Williams out of 117 Dahlia with a black female,
age 20, thin build
7:14 pm Williams and female arrive at 1817 Penelope
Road, N. W.
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7:15 pm Williams exits residence and talked to police
officer Richards and ABC television cameramen
7:22 pm Williams ceased talk with cameramen and re-
enters residence
7:50 pm - Wayne Williams and black female leave residence
in Dodge Polara
8:04 pm Williams parked car on Ponce De Leon Court
8:08 pm - Female exits car and walked to area of Zestos
on Ponce De Leon near Ponce De Leon Court with what appeared
to be a note
8:11 pm - Female returned to car which then departs the
area. Williams drove to Rankins Street where he made a
Uturn and drove to corner of Wabash and Glen Iris Drive
where he stopped and appeared to be taking notes. Williams
then drives to area of 527 Angier where he parks
8:17 pm - Female walked a block and half to 466 Arnold
Street with note and rings bell. After no answer she
returns to car
8:22 pm Williams departs then stopped to talk with a
black male, age 25, medium build
8:26 pm - Williams drives away
8:36 pm - arrived at residence when female remains in
car and drove away in the Dodge
8:37 pm Williams enters residence
8:55 pm Wayne and Homer Williams exits residence and
drives away in tan Chevrolet station wagon, Georgia
license LLM 866
9:00 pm Homer Williams drives to and enters Crests 92
Drug Store, Gordon Plaza, Martin Luther King Drive
9:01 pm Homer Williams exits drug store and travels to
117 Dahlia Avenue, N.W.
9:05 pm Wayne Williams arrived at and goes to door of
above residence where same black female described above
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On June 16, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road,N
conducted. The following is a
place during that surveillance
8:00 am - start
11:01 am -
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Mr. Williams
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male, Georgia license TXG 180,
Williams residence
unknown black male leaves
Wayne Williams leaves in green Dodge
Wayne Williams picked up young black male on
Kennesaw Just off of Ponce de Leon
3:03 pm Wayne Williams dropped young black male at house
on dead-end gravel portion of Niskey Lake Road
3:19 pm Wayne Williams returns home f"
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On June 16; 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
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ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance:
4:00 pm surveillance begins at above address.
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diving around the area
pm - subject and father leave residence
pm - subject in green Dodge and father in
bigge Chev. station wagon drive to Jones Rd. and
Bankhead Hthway. Father block road with his vehicle.
Subject at fast rate of speed leaves Jones Road.
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pm - Subject observed at Iest Lake and Simpson
5:32 pm - subject returns home. Appears 3 Negro males 4§;?c.
and two Negro females are in house. Brought into house
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5:55 pm - negro femle leaves residence LEA 370, Gn.
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picked up Negro male a. cc. .echwccd, possibly Techwood
Homes not verified by observation!. No additional
information
6:21 pm Mr. Homer C. Williams leaves residence driving
alone in beige Chev. station wagon
6:42 pm subject advises APD officers not leaving
residence and returns to backyard; starts up Dodge
vehicle
6:47 pm - TGO 566 pulls into driveway driven by Negro
male. Subject lets car into driveway and then puts
his car in driveway. Negro male, 5'8", 50-55, tan
shirt. Brown rants, mustache. Hetallio brown 4 door
Lincoln town car. 13 year old Negro male med. build,
blk Afro, yellow shirt, black pants
7:10 pm - Hr. Homer C. Williams returns to residence
7:45 pm - Hr. Homer C. Williams with 2 Negro males
out in yard RB? 248 Ga. lisc. talked to by H. C.
Williams
7:50 pm - Hr. H. C. Williams leaves residence. SAmfollows. Hr. Williams stops says not to follow.
ed if identify passenger won't follow. Against
Mr. Williams passenger furnish ID as Gene Reid and
Broderick Burns stepson. Hr. Williams advises
B. Burns is one of son's students. Wayne B. Williams
advises can't wait for injunction to stop this activity
, 4~45 dc.
7:52 pm - father, H. C. Williams, leaves area and not
followed. I. B. Williams leaves to return home
TGQ 566 leaves residence
- father returns to residence, parks green
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9:50 pm Hr. Homer C. Williams comes out of residence ._7and talks to Officers -and _of the AtlantaPD Task Force -6'!-__,
11:30 pm - I Homer C. Williams ends conversation withOfficer Puts both of his cars into back yard ",
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Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log oi events taken place
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9:10 am - Hr. Williams exits residence and reenters
9:12 am - Hr. and Hrs. Williams depart residence in
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On June 19, 1981, physical surveillance of Wayne B.
Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
" ducted. The following is a chronological log oi events taken
place during that surveillance:
8:00 am - surveillance instituted
8:56 am
red BuickMary Welcome arrives at the residence in a
Regal and enters the residence
9:01 am - Mary Welcome exits residence and departs
9:31 am - Mr. Williams departs residence in green Dodge,
Ga. license LFL 457
10:00 am - Hr. Williams enters Wolf Camera, 14th Street
and Techwood Dr., N.W., Atlanta, Georgia
10:06 nm - Hr. Williams exits Wolf Camera
10:07 am Discontinue surveillance of Hr. Williams
10:28 am - Hrs. Williams departs residence in white
Chevrolet station wagon
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10:55 am - Hr. Williams returns to residence
12:08
greenpm - Wayne B. Williams departs residence in
Dodge, Ga. license LFL 457
12:30 pm - Williams arrives at 3190 Campbellton Road,
Atlanta, Georgia and enters
12:52 pm - Williams exits 3190 Campbellton Road and
departs
1:02 pm - Williams arrives at 3150 Hickman, Allen Temple
Apartments and enters building _
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Williams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia, was con-
ducted. The following is a chronological log of events taken
place during that surveillance: g
4:00 pm - surveillance initiated in the vicinity of 1817
Penelope Road. Williams whereabouts unknown
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Homer _"" ' ' 'Williams departs in Dodge
Homer Williams returns
Wayne B: Williams departs in same Dodge
- Wayne Williams arrives at 1225 Fairburn Rd.,
enters Apartment R7 from the rear
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Mr. Iayne B. Iilliams, 1817 Penelope Road, N.I.,
Atlanta, Georgia, came from his residence and walked over to the
area occupied by the FBI, tlanta ?olice epartment ETD! and ABC
news. He informed all that he was at home and had nothing to do
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Qn June 20, 1981. a nhvsical survei1lance.uas _ .conducted at 1817 Penelope Street by Special Agent _6'7Cf_Q The following is a chronological listlm
O erve events.
8:00 A.H. On site, no activity.
10:00 A.H. Homer Williams H.W.! leaves residence
driving a green Dodge Polara, Georgia license LFL-457,
accompanied by wife. Prior to leaving, H.W. called
an Atlanta Police Department uniformed officer to
check the trunk.
11:56 A.H. H.H. and wife return to residence.
1:02 P.H. B.W. leaves in white station wagon.
1:07 P.H. H.H. returns.
1:24 P.H. H.W. leaves in green Polara refusing toallow Atlanta Police De artment to look in trunk. '6Special Agent followed H.W. at 60 and 7Q.
80 miles per h r u 25 miles per hour speed
zones in the West End section of Atlanta: H.W.
ignored stop signs and stop lights
1:30 P.M. H.W. parks the Polara at B36 Gordon
Street and leaves the automobile
1:40 P.H. H.W. returns to automobile and again
drives at excessive speeds in a careless manner
through the west End.
1:52 P.. H.N. parks at 1233 Oak Street, getsout oi his automobile and approaches Special Agent %§7, who has parked immediately behind the Q-
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you will.
1:55 P.H. H.N. leaves 1233 Oak Street.
2:10 P.M. H.W. returns to his residence.
2:30 P.M. Wayne Williams leaves residence driving
the green Dodge Polara.
2:51 P.H. Special Agent _Jreaks off surveillance '¬7C..
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Date of irantcrli len
Pursuant to the execution of a search warrant
on a Chevrolet Concourse station wagon, Georgia license
LLM 866, Vehicle Identification Number l36360Ll32547, a
search was conducted of this vehicle. The search was conducted
on June 3, 1981, and June 4, 1981, in the Federal Bureau
of Investigation FBI! garage located at 275 Peachtree Street,
Atlanta, Georgia. _,»1
Photographs of the vehicle were taken by -
oanalyat, Georgia Bureau of Investi ation,Special Agent, FBI, and i Scientific
ec n ca otographer, FBI.
The search of the vehicle was conducted by the
following persons:
Microanalyst
Georg a ureau E Investigation GBI! o
Special Agent SA!
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Fingerprint Specialist
Fingerprint Specialist
Latent prints and the following items were obtained
as a result of the search of the vehicle:
1. Metropolitan Atlanta nap - Premier Edition,
from rear passenger seat B
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gingerprint Specialist
This document conulns neiiheu recnrnrnendltionl nor conclusions of the FB1. It is the vroosrlv 0' "W FBI M6 ii '0I"¢¢ I" Y°92-" "'"°'" I
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2. Button from
3. Paper matchM I
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rear passenger floor
from rear passenger floor
4. Fibrous type questioned material from rear
passenger floor
5. Strand of questioned material from rear window
6. Strands of questioned
passenger floor
7. Vacuum sweepings from
and seat
8. Strands of questioned
door area
9. Strands of questioned
roar Ann?-_-- o-_-material from rear
rear passenger floor
material from near rear
material from area near
10. Umbrella from rear cargo area
ll. Vacuum sweepings from rear cargo area and
above wheelwell
12. Strands of
floor
13. Strands of
passenger floor
14. Strands of
passenger floorareas in cargo area
questioned material from rear passenger
questioned material from rear
questioned material from rear
15. Cargo floor door
16. Vacuum sweepings from rear passenger floor and
seat
17. Strand of questioned material from rear
passenger's floor floor mat
18. Floor mat from rear passenger floor
19. Technics stereo cassette deck, model RSM22,
serial number KE-904497, and one Masell cassette
contained therein, from rear passenger seat
20. 'TDK SAC~9U cassette and container case from
rear passenger seat
21. Pieces of paper from front floor
22 Pieces of paper; flashlight; metal comb; datebook; ballpoint
23.pen and pencil from front seat
Padded seat cushion from front seat
24. White 3' X 5' card from front floor
25. Questioned
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28. Strands of
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passenger seatdebris from surface of front floor mat
Vacuum sweepings from surface of front floor mat
Strands of questioned material from front floor
questioned material from front floor
Floor mat from front floor
Vacuum sweepings from front floor
Strands of questioned material from IE8!
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32. Strands of questioned material from rear
passenger seat
33. Strands of questioned material from passenger
seat latch
34. Rug from spare tire storage area
35. Strand of questioned material from front floor
36. Strands of questioned material from front floor
37. Floor of cargo area
38. Vacuum sweepings from under cargo area
39. Yellow pencil from front floor
40. Vacuum sweepings from front floor and seat
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Sucrets container
Ice scraper for Scomers Funeral Home
Piece of paper
Two business cards for Greer Agency, Inc.
Carbon copy receipt, #35, from Glore Tire
Company
Two gloves - leather type for right hand and
cloth/leather type for left hand
Geico envelope containing two insurance
documents
Black ball point pen
Eckerd size D battery "
Craftsman wrench
BIC ball point pen
Century wrench
Pliars
Green pencil
Eleven screws and bolts
Screwdriver with yellow handle
42. Piece of paper from under front seat
43. Screwdriver with black and yellow handle, carbon
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