Wayne Williams Case Summary

The Atlanta murders of 1979–1981, sometimes called the Atlanta Child Murders (although several of the purported victims were adults), were a series of murders committed in the American city of Atlanta, Georgia, from the middle of 1979 until May 1981. Over the two-year period, at least 28 African-American children, adolescents and adults were killed. Wayne Williams, an Atlanta native who was 23 years old at the time of the last murder, was arrested for and convicted of two of the adult murders, and sentenced to two consecutive life terms. Police subsequently have attributed a number of the child murders to Williams and closed the cases, although he has not been tried or convicted in any of those cases.

Wayne Williams, also known as Th Atlanta Child Killer still remain as the prime suspect of the killings of more than twenty blacks youths from 1979-1981 in Atlanta, Georgia, although he was only charged with killing two black adults. It all began when a woman came a cross two male corpses hidden under a bush on the side of the road. The first victim, 14 years old Edward Smith was reported missing a week before was found shot with a .22 caliber. The second victim was 13 year old Alfred Evans was reported missing three days before died by asphyxiation. These two gruesome discoveries was only the beginning. These killings went on for 22 months. Milton Harvey, age 14, was also found dead along with two more child victims: Yusef Bell had been strangled, and Angel Lenair was

There are some key facts that are surrounding the murder case of JonBenet Ramsey, who was 7 years old at the time she was murdered. She was found murdered between the 25th and the 26th day of December 1996. The body of JonBenet had both lethal head injuries as well as blood located in the crotch area as well as in her crotch area of her underwear. The DNA sample had indicated that she was sexually assaulted by a male assailant. The testing consisted of methodology including modern advances in science. The police department profiled anyone who had any dealings with the family. The Boulder, Colorado police used new methods in trying to gather new evidence in JonBenet’s murder, but to no avail. The District Attorney’s office of Boulder does not suspect John Ramsey, nor any members of his

DNA’s certainty is dramatized in today’s society, which gives lay people the impression that DNA is infallible; however, in the case of Wayne Butler and others, the fallibility of DNA is exposed. Wayne Butler was accused of sadistically murdering Natasha Douty who was found beaten to death on Brampton Island in 1983. Wayne Butler was vacationing on Brampton Island during the timeframe of the murder; however, claimed to be jogging during this time. After submitting a blood test, Butler was eliminated as a suspect. However, Butler was arrested in 2001 for this murder because semen, which was found on the towel at the crime scene, was found to be a match. The John Tonge Centre performed a DNA test on the evidence on the towel. Butler was found innocent after it was identified that the John Tonge Centre mislabeled the test tubes containing the crime scene evidence. (“DNA Evidence”) This case proves that DNA testing may not be as reliable as we think.

Overview: In the 1990s in Atlanta, Georgia tragedy struck the city as their beloved JonBenet Ramsey, young beauty pageant queen, was kidnapped and murdered. At first police suspected her parents as the murderers, as the ransom not found for her kidnapping was proven to be written on Mrs. Patsy Ramsey’s notepad, Proved by the inventions found on the pad. Nevertheless, after DNA testing both Ramsey parents were proven not guilty of the crime once and for all.

The various fiber evidence in this case was deemed essential and “the strongest scientific link in this case” (Nickell 2 of 2). There were over 28 fiber types involved in this case that linked to Williams, and of these 28, 14 were from a rug or carpet (Deadman 13 of 14). These fibers were associated with “a bedroom carpet in Wayne Williams’ home, his bedspread, a yellow blanket found under that bed, a leather jacket hanging in Wayne’s closet, a gray glove in his station wagon…” (Plummer 2 of 3). Dog hairs, which were traced to Williams’s German Shepard Sheba, were also found; as well as scalp hairs that linked Williams to one of the victims, Patrick Baltazar. The scalp hairs were 98% similar to Wayne Williams, and the DNA sequence of the dog hairs could only be found in 1 out of 100 dogs. The combination of the hair, and fibers at the same location strengthened the case against Williams. A multitude of “yellow green nylon fibers and some violet acetate fibers” were located on the bodies and clothing of the victims (Deadman 2 of 14). Fibers from 12 bodies

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In Kansas, a man is accused of killing his seven-year-old son and feeding the remains to his pigs. According to the police, they are yet to determine if the remains are actually this man’s child but investigators are trying to determine the matter. Jones, the man accused of this horrific murder, is also accused of child abuse, aggravated assault, and aggravated battery.

Mr. Davy Jones is a 60-year-old man that presents incontinence, nocturia, difficulty urinating, and a weak stream when urinating. The patient visited the clinic on 03/01/2017 after experiencing these issues for approximately two months. He is experiencing fatigue with not being able to achieve adequate sleep during the night due to nocturia. He is complaining of bladder always feeling full after voiding. Patient has had multiple UTI’s that was treated with antibiotics and was successful with medicinal treatment.

A Wyandotte County coroner is working on a case involving a Kansas City man and a child’s bones that were found on his property. This case has reached national headlines because of claims that say the child was beat to death and the body was fed to pigs. It is known that the bones had been in a pig enclosure in a barn for several weeks. It is believed the victim is the 7-year-old son of Michael A. Jones. Jones has been accused of child abuse, aggravated assault, and aggravated battery, but as the case is further investigated more charges will appear. Police were reporting to domestic violence involving Jones’s wife and police were told the son had been missing. The investigation is being conducted by the prosecution's office, the local Sheriff

A professional golfer, Casey Martin, has a degenerative circulatory disorder preventing him from walking while playing golf. His disorder is considered a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA).  Casey requested to use a golf cart for the professional tours sponsored by the PGA and they refused. Martin then filed a suit under Title III of the ADA, which requires "an entity operating public accommodations to make reasonable modifications in its policies when... necessary to afford such...accommodations to individuals with disabilities, unless the entity can demonstrate that making such modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of such...accommodations." The District Court entered a permanent injunction against

Zach Porter has been charged with attempted murder. A photo was recovered from Mr. Porter’s apartment. It depicts Mr. Porter posing with a group of known gang members associated with the Krispy Kreme Gang. The photo shows Mr. Porter holding a firearm and Big Boston Cream Mike. It is unknown when or who created the photo.

Introduction This case arose when Jesse Williams died due to lung cancer after smoking three packs of Marlboros every day for 47 years of his life. Jesse Williams was a janitor in Portland, Oregon and he started smoking while he was in the army in the 1950s. Even though, he made several attempts to stop smoking he was unsuccessful each time. In his point of view, he said: “The cigarette companies would not sell them if they were dangerous.” When Williams learned about his inoperable lung cancer, he felt deceived by the cigarette companies.

Wayne Bertram Williams is an American serial killer who was tried, convicted, and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1982 for killing two adult men. After his conviction, the Atlanta Police Department announced that Williams was responsible for at least twenty-three of the twenty-nine Atlanta murders of 1979–1981, also called the "Atlanta Child Murders"(Baldwin, 1985). Williams was born and raised in his parent's house in Atlanta's Dixie Hills neighborhood, this is the place where most of the victims disappeared from. Williams in his early days was an aspiring DJ, he ran an amateur radio station from his parents' house. Williams was very well-known in the area for looking for local talent. also had a reputation in his community as a liar. Rumors spreads very quickly about him being gay and that. Williams became a suspect in the child murder case in May 1981. His car

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