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AT 7A-1835 SF 69/35 ‘ 2 Later that same day, he recalls being at his residence for most of the remaining hours. He recalls having dinner at his residence with his mother at about 6:00 D. m. Also on the same evening, he slept for a brief period of time. Also at one point during the evening, he spoke with Willie Hunter by telephone. His parents had gone out for a while and had taken the car. At approximately 1:00 a.m., on the morning of May 22, 1981, he was at the Sans Souci Lounge in downtown Atlanta. He stopped in there momentarily to talk to the manager, Mr. Jordan, to retrieve a tape recorder belonging to him (Williams), which was on loan to Jordan. He talked to the girl at the door, who worked the admissions office. She indicated that Jordan was tied up and with that, he, Williams, departed the area. He decided he would try to locate the apartment of Cheryl Johnson in order to make his appointment at 7:00 a.m. on the same morning. He could not specifically recall the apartment number, but indicated that perhaps it was F4 or some other two-digit apartment number, He drove around for a brief period of time looking for the Spanish Trace Apartments on Cobb Parkway and in the Smyrna area; however, he had no luck. While he was on the Cobb Parkway, he tried to call her telephone number, 934-7766. The telephone line was busy. He noticed there were some boxes at the liquor store in the vicinity of where he made the call and decided to pick up two boxes for his mother. Also, a short time later, while on Cobb Drive outside the perimeter, he made another call to the same number and this time, he got no answer. He proceeded south on Interstate 285 (I-285i and crossed over the Chattahoochee River via the James Jackson Parkway bridge. As he crossed over the James Jackson Parkway bridge, he pulled off to the right side of the road (the south side! onto a gravelled parking lot area. There were several stores in the background and it was here that he checked the number that he had called. He proceeded to the Starvin Marvin store near the intersections of Bolton Road and James Jackson Parkway. At that location, he once again called Cheryl Johnson's telephone number, and the individual that answered the telephone stated, Frhore is nobody here by that name," and hung up “the phone. About the same time, also in the vicinity of James Jackson Parkway and Bolton Road, he picked up some additional m 075 31S