the photographer up on stage, that s wayne s father, homer williams, with the black newspaper atlanta world. how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that s future mayor kasim reed. i remember that. that s so cool meeting frank sinatra. as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta s woods every saturday. we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and
jo-jo bell, unrelated to yusef bell, came by cap n peg s one last time. around 3:30, 4:00 monday he came by and stuck his head in the door. said, richard, i m going to shoot basketballs, i ll see you later. throwed his hand up, went on up the street. to a school yard basketball court like this. this witness, lugene laster, knew him and said he saw him and left in a station wagon that looked like this. lester testified he got in the car, got in wayne s car. in court lester would identify wayne williams as the driver. lugene laster pretty much an eye witness said you gave a ride to jo-jo bell in your station wagon. okay. did you? no, i did not. williams did not deny he was
the driver. he instead insisted his passenger had to be someone else. jo-jo bell was never to be seen again. it would be horrendous if another child dies, period. a week later, sammy davis jr. and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children. the photographer up on stage, that s wayne s father, homer williams, with the black newspaper atlanta world. how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that s future mayor kasim reed. i remember that. that s so cool meeting frank sinatra. as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta s woods every saturday. we literally would walk
late that january. his body dropped by the roadside in a rural county 20 miles from home. he had been strangled. his mother whoever killed him, he had to tussle with him because he had scratches all over him. it gives me chills down my spine still. to this day, kathy andrews does not believe wayne s explanation. he did not fall in a bush. it was after you realized, it was fairly obvious. and i don t know what else could have caused that kind of wound on his arm. the intervals between murders were shrinking. 19 days from lubie geter s disappearance until terry pue s death, then 15 days until the next victim. soon 13, then 11, and before long, a body a week. fbi profiler roy hazelwood says this is not unusual for serial killers.
yousef bell came by captain peg s one last time. about 3:30, 4:00 monday. he came by and stuck his head in the door. he said, richard, i m going to basketball. see you later. throw his hand up, went up the street. to a school yard basketball court like this. this witness, lugene laster knew jojo and saw him leave the game. he said he left in a station wagon that looked like this. laster testified he got in the car, got in wayne s car. in court, laster would identify wayne williams as the driver. lugene laster. okay. he s pretty much an eyewitness. said that you gave a ride to jojo bell in your station wagon. okay. did you? no, i did not. you fervor gave a ride to jojo bell? no, i did not. williams did not deny he was the