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AT 7A-1835 SF 69/35 6 retired from the Board of Education for the City of Atlanta. He does, at this time, do photography work on a limited basis. Wayne Bertram Williams was born in Atlanta, Georgia at the Hugh Spalding Pavilion, Grady Memorial Hospital. He is limited to wear glasses for corrective vision, and at this time has no beard or mustache. Williams stated that he wished to point out that he believes the police have been surveilling the funerals of the victims in the case concerning the murdered and missing children and that they vrobably have recorded his father's Arivarte Tieanea tan numer an st lTeaact cayaral neoeractianea Wh YW — te wo Ba hedlinw tl. & ab a te Oa ei ¥ o£ C1 eel et ee Gh ee oh dK His father is a photographer and is occasionally associated with the Atlanta Daily World. He has taken photographs at the victims’ funerals In the past. His father further knows Mrs. Mathis, the mother of one of the victims, Jeffrey Lamar Mathis. In connection with this fact, an associate of Williams, James Comento (phonetic), was assisted by "r. Homer Williams in attempting to gain influence with various city officials to further his voluntary first aide and rescue programs. Wayne Williams’ association with Comento has been very limited. He has only seen Comento on several occasions since January, 1981. Comento will occasionally do photographic work for Williams in connection with Nova Entertainment. He recalls that on one occasion, while he was with Comento, Comento had asked him to take some photographs of him, Comento, while Comento was performing his emergency service tests. The purpose of the photographs was to display to the City Commissioners the nature of Comento's service and also to demonstrate his professional abilities. At this point, the interview with Wayne Bertram Williams was terminated, a79 a