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AT 7A-1835 SF 69 2 Therefore, Williams was of the understanding that he had a 6:30 a.m. appointment with Cheryl Johnson on May 22, 1981 with regards to an interview concerning her acting in a local commercial. Williams, therefore, as was his stated custom, had attempted to locate Johnson's address prior to interviewing her. Williams explained that he always went to addresses to locate them in advance so that he could find them when his appointment was scheduled. When asked to recount his activities on the night of May 21, 1981, Williams stated that he had stopped at the Sans Souci Lounge, on West Peachtree, to see Wilbur Jordan. Williams was attempting to pick up a tape recorder from Jordan which he had loaned to him. Williams recalled that he had talked with a Negro female, who he stated was in her 40's, and who was taking admission. This individual had informed Williams that Jordan had been in but was not around at that time. Williams had left a message with her regarding the tape recorder and then had driven to Smyrna, Georgia in an attempt to find Johnson's address. Williams stated he had driven around the Smyrna, Georgia area in a futile attempt, and had been unable to locate the address. Williams recalled that he had started his search for the address on Church Street in Smyrna, somewhere around 1:30 a.m., May 22, 1981. When Williams was unable to locate the address, he started to drive back to the Dixie Hills area of Atlanta in which his parents reside. This, according to Williams, explained his presence on the James Jackson Parkway. Williams stated that some time between 2:15 a.m. and 2:45 a.m., he had placed a cail through telephone number 934-7766. Williams had asked the individual who had answered the telephone for Cheryl Johnson or Barbara Jackson (either name being the same person, according to Williams). The individual who answered the telephone stated, “she ain't here,” and then hung up. Williams stated that he had placed this telephone call from a pay telephone located near a liquor store that was at the south end of the James Jackson bridge. Special Agent (SA) a :. this point, £7¢_ asked Williams to reiterate his movements over the James 067