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-7- . Lubie Geter Mrs. Assie Geter is disturbed by the informality and indiffe- rent manner in which business is carried out in the Homicide Divi- sion of the Atlanta Police Department. Sbe reports that her son's case was only pursued when a family member, also a police officer, saw the report of Lubie's death on a shelf, unattended, and took it upon himself to bring it to the attention of the proper authori- ties. Timothy Hill Mrs. Annie Hill is disturbed by the way that people have smeared the reputations of the children. She desperately wants the closed cases open and brought to trial. Christopher Richardson Mrs. Selena Cobb is upset because of the blatant racism she experienced with the DeKalb Police investigating officer who refused to come inside her home but rather sent for her and pro- ceeded to investigate the case as she sat in her patrol car. Mrs. Cobb does not believe that the rich white residents of Dunwoody would have been treated in like manner. Patrick Rogers Mrs. Annie Rogers believes that her son's rights were violated because Cobb County closed the case on her son, Patrick, despite the fact that prosecution attorneys (during the Wayne Williams trial) stated publicly that "they were not charging Wayne Williams with the death of Patrick Rogers."' Cobb County, however, reported that they (Cobb) do not have another suspect and have decided to close the case. .* Earl Terrell Mrs. Beverly Belt is concerned about many things, including the way the parents are treated; the fact that the bones of more than one body was often "thrown together" and aired on television. She, too, desperately wants the closed cases open and brought to trial so that other perpetrators may be brought to justice. Curtis Walker Mrs. Catberine Leach is enraged that the best kept secret from the public in this crisis is the brutal manner in which most of the children were mutilated. It is common to find among the bodies-- castrations, bands amputated, feet amputated, Zips and ears cut off, as well as part of the face. Why, the secret? It reads ike old- fashion racist killings. CR oe ; °