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AT 7A-1835 2 Griveway which is at the intersection of Lawton and Westview, back out and turn left going out Westview. He said that on both occasions that he saw the station wagon, he got a good look at it. + He described the station wagon as being approximately a 1972 Chevrolet Impala. He said it had a good paint job and was light blue in color; he said it had a chrome permanent type luggage rack on top, had a lot of dirty handprints on the windows, no decals, bumper stickers, big hubcaps, no whitewalls and was very mud splattered. He added that it had an —_ antenna on the right front fender. He descr dirt-mud on the station wagon as being red. |. one that especially when the station wagon backed out of the : apartment driveway, it came toward him and he got a very good look at the man, whose photograph he had identified the previous day. He stated that he was positive as to the identity of Wayne Williams and absolutely certain that he saw Jo Jo Bell get into the station wagon, carrying his basketball. He said that it had sprinklec a little bit and was beginning to get dark and that he was supposed to pick up his sister at 6:00 so he also turned left down Westview and was behind the light blue station wagon until he got on Interstate 20. He said that as he was turning on Interstate 20, the station wagon was approaching the intersection of Lee Street and Glenn and had its left turn signal blinking. ry i Gp stated that after he picked his sister up, . he return o 4 y 6 home and later in the evening, a black male who identified himself as being Jo Jo's brother, but whose name he cannot recall, came to the house looking for Jo Jo Beil. He stated that this black male was short and had a "pee wee" head and a gold tooth in the front of h mouth. He said this man was dirty and looked like he had been laying cement. He said this man was carrying a heavy stick resembling a policeman's nightstick and : ie really going to get Jo Jo if he could find him.’ stated that he told the man identifying himself a brother, that he had seen Jo Jo Bell ge station wagon with a light complected black fellow. stated that he does not know any of the oth Belis by name and only knew Jo Jo through his brother He stated that he had played basketball with Jo Jo on a occasions and that Jo Jo had stayed at their house on one occasion overnight. a «2: asked to repeat his description of the clothes that Jo Jo Bell was wearing when they played —, 3h2 oS jaa nO G0