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When did the murders begin? |
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What were the names of the first two victims? |
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During this time many people believed the murders to be racially motivated and conducted by the Ku Klux Klan? |
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What was the name of the first female victim? |
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What kind of car was murder victim, Jefferey Mathis, last seen in on the night he disappeared? |
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On July 22, 1980, a child was taken from his or her house. What was the name of that child? |
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Camille Bell, Willie Mae Mathis, Venus Taylor, and Reverend Earl Carroll formed a committee to try to put a stop to the crimes. What was the name of the committee? |
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When murder victim Earl Terrell disappeared, police thought they had a suspect. They centered their investigation on a pedophile, but eventually the man was cleared. What was the name of the pedophile? |
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What was the one thing that connected all the murder victims? |
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When did Mayor Maynard Jackson issue a citywide curfew? |
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On Friday, May 22, 1981, police were staking out The James Jackson Parkway Bridge in an effort to monitor suspicious behavior, when they saw a station wagon drive pass them and stop. Police say they heard a splash from the bridge during this time, and when the wagon started to drive pass them again, they stopped the wagon. The driver of the station wagon was Wayne Williams? |
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What was the suburb called where Wayne and his family lived? |
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In 1976, what crime was Wayne Williams arrested for, but never charged with? |
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On May 24, 1984, a body was found floating in the Chattahoochee River. What was the name of this man? |
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Witnesses came forward to say that the victim found floating in the Chattahoochee River was seen after Wayne Williams was supposed to have killed him? |
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Wayne Williams given five separate polygraph tests. |
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When did Wayne Williams' murder trial begin? |
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In the trial it was found out that Wayne Williams lied to the F.B.I. about his whereabouts on the night he was arrested? |
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What was the jury's verdict? |
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In what year was a five hour CBS docudrama entitled "The Atlanta Child Murders" first aired? |
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Each year, new scientific tests come out to help those falsely accused of a crime, and to help the police in apprehending the right person. What scientific tests are Wayne Williams and his lawyers seeking? |
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What is the name of the Klan member who told a police informant that the Ku Klux Klan was trying to begin a race war by killing black children? |
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After Williams was arrested, children and adults were still being abducted and killed in Atlanta? |
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| 24.
In December 1983, Supreme Court Justice, Richard Bell, went on record stating what? |
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| 25.
What important decision was made in July 1999? |
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