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-5- environment--despic‘ng their children's attend: te at the black school; their social life . the Same boys' club; the 1.sses and fights at recreation centers; their forced joint involvement in every area of life. Their only escape were the frequent visits to relatives in Conyers, Georgia who he accuses of providing the opportunity for murder through the use of their motor home. Mr. A expresses strong familiarity with several victims by name. In fact, on my first visit to his home (accompanied by two parents), I waS amazed at not only his knowledge of the chiidren but aiso the parents. He greeted us and upon recognizing Mrs: Annie Rogers said,"Good evening, you're Miss Rogers, aren't you--Patrict Rogers was your boy." Mr. A claims to have an understanding of the route used by his family in the placement of the bodies. He says that his relatives’ motor home was used to: i} Drop bodies in the Chattahoochee River from the side door of the vehicle; and 2) Circle the perimeter on the ground route that was used by him (Mr. A) and his wife in their employment with the Dillard Mumford E-Z Food Shops (a.k.a. Magic Markets). He says: "Well, there's one route--coming up 20 from Conyers going around 285--they was stopping at Moreland Ave down there at 285 where they was transporting the kids from a car to the motor home. They was going on around 285 and getting off at 166 and Campbell- ron Road (which they're both the same street) and then turn left going to Fairburn Road and taking another left and going down Redwine Road which is approximately 3 miles from the E-Z Food Shop at Fair- purn and Campbellton. “This compelling and vivid account of hate murders as described clearly violates the very same protection as established by the Four- teenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Wer Me A uy alls m1 Despite its potential for providing answers to the most heinous mass murders in the history of this country, Mr. A's testimony was ignored -and door were closed to him at every level of law enforcement. It is questionnable whether his testimony would have been denied if 30 whites had been slain instead of 30 blacks. Mrs. B--A White Female Witness Through a mutual acquaintance, I met Mrs. B and her husband who report oe a number of experiences surrounding a suspect who they believe to have young black boys in homosexual trysts. She believes her life to be in danger because the suspect is aware of her suspicion. Her testimony... however, does not put the suspect with any of the victims. 2 “ ' 1 ~