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AT 7A-1835 2 Williams made the following pertinent statements: 1. He lives with his parents and they have a German Shepard. The dog is fourteen years old and has been in the station wagon. 2. The male clothes in the paper bag were hi is " a basket ball clothes" (they were dress slacks, black dress shoes with 2" heels and several shirts). 3. His friend, Jim Comento has been previously interviewed regarding the "murders." Jim Comento works part-time at Nova Entertainment Corporation. 4. Williams initially stated he was getting the boxes for band equipment and later stated he was getting them for books that his mother owns. 5. Williams was stopped en route to pick up a tape recorder. 6. The vehicle he was operating belonged to his uncle, Ralph Barnhart, who lives in Columbus, Georgia. (His uncle lets his father use the vehicle}. Barnhart can be reached at phone number 689-6380, in Columbus, Georgia. 7. Williams recalled seeing two vehicles (white and blue in color) which he believed were small trucks or station wagons, with shells on them. He saw them at a self service gas station in the area of Starvin Marvin's. Pet er le ee ee Fe To we es ee eee aa a as — a = ee =_ Ft It should be noted that Williams was observed to be wearing a black or dark blue, fatigue or baseball cap, a black and orange jacket and dark slacks.“ Within the vehicle, two grocery-type paper bags of clothing were observed. Both bags of clothing were inspected by SA a_i: an unknown Atlanta Police Officer. 49, One bag d woman apparel and from the size of the C_ clothing, it appeared to be that of a heavy, short statured woman. A blouse in this bag was believed to be white in color, and it also contained a red pant and jacket type suit. In the other paper bag, male clothing was observed.