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CIC Memorandum from W. F. Cronin to Mr. Kelieher Re: WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS ATRKID MAJOR CASE NUMBER 30 KIDNAPPING OO: ATLANTA Bufile 7-18251 both inside and around WILLIAMS' home, and fiber samples from four automobiles that WILLIAMS had access to during the almost two year period in which the killings were being committed. Vacuum sweepings from WILLIAMS' home, clothing and automobiles have also been obtained and examined. Upon arriving in Atlanta, SA | | determined that very little new information or additional associations between WILLIAMS and the victims had been found other than the preliminary findings previously mentioned. the fibrous evidence from the Payne and Cater cases, SA selected a number of the other cases to examine completely an attempt to find as many associations between WILLIAMS 1, the ATKID victims as possible. The cases examined by GMD 2-120 evidence from the victims William Barrett, Patrick Baltazar and Larry —_ Assistant District Attorney Gordon Miller has Because fF was concentrating his ey advised that the District Attorney's Office will attempt to introduce e fibrous evidence in these three cases that link these victims to the subject at the Cater-Payne trial. Evidence from the victims Alfred Evans, Yusef Bell, Eric Middlebrook, Clifford Jones and Charles Stephens has also been examined by Tr — SA ara has essentially finished the microscopical examinations of the textile fiber evidence from the ten cases he selected to examine and is presently preparing Laboratory reports on the results. After these reports on the microscopical associations have been completed, additional Laboratory work will be necessary to fully characterize many of the important fibers. The trial of WILLIAMS was originally set for October 5, 1981. Because of the necessity of furnishing final Laboratory reports in the Cater and Payne cases to the defense attorneys ten days prior to the trial date, SA 2: concentrated ~3- 09