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AT 7A-1835 SF 69 4 Williams did not elaborate on the nature of the commercial or the location of the filming. Williams was asked to identify the owner of the vehicle that he had been driving during the early morning hours of May 22, 1981. At this point, Williams introduced his father, Homer C. Williams. Williams, who referred to his father as "Mr. Williams,” stated that his father was a retired achool teacher. Homer Williams stated that he had obtained the station wagon from his brother-in-law, Ralph Barnhart, Columbus, Georgia. Williams had permitted his son to utilize the vehicle with regards to his business. With regards to the nature of Williams’ business, Williams explained that he was a producer of records, as well as a talent scout. Williams stated that he did not take many out-of-town trips but was "on the road" most of the time, Williams described his business as a 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.-type job. Williams often visits clubs and private residences to conduct numerous interviews, s asked Williams to recount the incidents LIC with regards & being stopped by law enforcement officials on the morning of May 22, 1981. Williams recalled that he had told the officers that he had not stopped on the bridge and that he did not drop anything into the Chattahoochee River. Williams had indicated that he had had {fn his vehicle, at that time, two cardboard boxes, which he had picked up | from a garbage dumpster behind the liquor store near the James Jackson bridge. Wiilfams explained that he had picked these boxes up to give to his mother for her use in storing books. Additionally, Williams recalled that he had had items of clothing in his car. These items of clothing belonged to his mother and to Williams. At the time that Williams was stopped by the law enforcement officers, he had permitted them to search his vehicle. Williams stated that he had been interviewed at the time of this search and was thereafter released, Williams was asked if he could account for his whereabouts on specific dates, notably March 30, 1981}; April 2, 19813 and April 21, 1981, Williams stated that it would require a review of his records and requested that the 0&9 IF