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Atlanta Child Murders — Part 15
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
‘Date of transcription. 6-11-81
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Microanalyst for the Georgia State
Crime ta, Georgia, furnished to Special Agent
(SA> a list of his preliminary findings con-
cernin ertain types Of hairs and fibers that had been found
common to the bodies and/or clothing of n red children
and adults in the Atlanta, Georgia area. also dis-
cussed the results of his comparisons of these hairs and fibers
with samples obtained from the home of Wayne Bertram Williams,
1817 Penelope Road, Northwest, Atlanta, Georgia, and fiber samples
and other debris taken from a white Chevrolet station wagon driven
by Williams.
A chart prepared to reflect GREE «in3inss, which
is an attachment to this FD-302, contains @ names of 28 murdered
and one missing victims presently being investigated by the Task
Fore nd ndicated on this chart were obtained
from has advised that these results are
based e art on microscopical comparisons of fibrous £9
debris from the clothing and/or bodies of various victims in
these cases. Chemical tests, or tests other than a microscopical
comparions have not been conducted. John Harold Porter is not
presently included on the Task Force's list of victims, but appears
to be related to these cases by fiber ence and is included
on the list as victim number 30. has also indicated
that in some instances, these fin 1d be considered to
be preliminary and additional microscopical work may be necessary.
The association of many of these fibers, as well as other fibers,
with Wayne Bertram Williams will be discussed later in this
interview, and are not indicated on the attached chart.
avised that dog hair has been found on the
clothing = ath of nine (9+ victims. These dog hairs
include both guard hairs and fur hairs, with the guard hairs
ranging in length from approximately one inch to three or four
inches, and generally have a white base with a black tip. The
fur hairs are almost all white in color. It was originally felt
that these hairs were consistent with coming from a Siberian
Busky, an Alaskan Malamute, a Norwegian Elkhound, a Keeshond
or a black and silver German Shepherd. There was some brown
coloration in some of the questioned hairs.
AT 7A-1835 SF 35
investigation on 6/9/81 Atlanta, Georgia ru e__AT 7A-1835 SP 69
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‘Thus document contains neither recommendations nor conclusion: of the FBI. Ht is (he property of the FBI ang is ‘oaned to your agency;
it ang its contents are not to be distributes outside your agency. 1 0 g
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