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6-147 (1-138 Y CRIMINAL INVEG 7 ~ ATIVE DIVISION INFORMATIVE NOTE Date September 11, 1981 ATKID; WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS; KIDNAPING; MC 30; OO: ATLANTA By attached teletype the Atlanta Division advised that four Special Agents testified in the Fulton County Superior Court regarding a, motion to surpress evidence obtained during the stopping of subject Williams on the James Jackson Parkway Bridge 5-22-81. Testimony centered around the splash heard at the James Jackson Parkway Bridge, the surveillance which followed immediately thereafter, and the subsequent interview and search of Williams' vehicle. Mentioned in the testimony was the fact that Williams stated upon being stopped that he knew that this concerned the murder/ missing children investigation. The testimony as stated above took place despite the fact that service of subpoenas in this matter was not technically in accordance with Georgia state law. The prosecution representing Fulton County Georgia in conjunc- tion with the U.S. Attorney's Office, Atlanta, Georgia, is of the opinion that the above testimony is evidence of good faith on the part of the prosecution in this matter and did not jeopardize the prosecutions case. Additionally, Judge Clarence Cooper ruled on several motions submitted by the defense 1 - Mr. Mullen 1 - Mr. Steel 1 - Mr. Young 1 Mr. Monroe