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Mr. C--A Young Black Male (16) Mr. C is a young man, not retarded but slow in some ways, who reports that he is a part of a group of youngsters who engage in homosexual prostitution. He espresses a disgust at his involvement and an interest in getting out. His friend, however, in an effort to get out was assaulted by fellow members of the homosexual club and because of this, Mr. C. fears that he, too, will be hurt. Mr. C does, in fact, link two child victims as former members of the club who accompanied A Rd TD a aid 244 ¥ ahd _ him on many occasions on "jobs." Parents Cite Reasons for Civil Rights Violations Parents cite a number of reasons why they believe their children's civil rights have been violated. The following comments describe their major concerns. Patrick Baltazar -- Mrs. Sheila Baltazar questions the motivation of the Task Force which directed her son, Patrick, to another department when he called for help. She is further perplexed since his name was officially on Task Force list and he gave his name and reported that he was being followed. This telephone call is part of the public record which was aired on local television. Joseph "Jo~-Jo" Bell Mrs. Doris Bell believes that Wayne Williams did, in fact, kill her son and wonders why he can not or will not be brought to trial for it. Basing her conclusion on testimony by siblings, she thinks that if the victims were white, Wayne Williams would be brought to trial for all victims connected to his pattern, and tried for each. Alfred Evans of - Mrs. Lois Evans questions the handling of her son's case during the period he was missing. The Atlanta Police withheld from her the fact that her son had been found by them and buried by them without her knowledge. Mrs. Evans who had reported her son missing fourteen months prior to this announcement does not understand why law enforce- ment officials felt the need to deny her the opportunity to identify wee OU was eer tee Aaron Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jackson would like to know why Wayne Williams was not investigated earlier when their son talked about a "Williams acquaintance" of his. The victims testimony was given to police but, nevertheless, ignored,