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6-147 (1-13-81) CRIMINAL INVES] TIVE DIVISION - INFU. .MATIVE NOTE Date__10/21/81 — 71 Re: WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS; ATKID Attached Atlanta teletype advises that a motions hearing was held at the Fulton County Superior Court on 10/20/81 concerning a defense motion to suppress evidence obtained in the searches of Wayne Bertram Williams' residence. The defense counsel, Mary Welcome, questioned Atlanta Deputy Police Chief Morris Redding, the affiant for the state search warrants issued ion 6/3/81 and 6/22/81. Chief Redding was specifically queried as to the reason why so Imany of the victims' names were listed in the affidavit. Chief Redding responded that it was the determination of the investigation that illiams was, in fact, responsible for all the lvictims listed therein. The Assistant Fulton County District Attorney lopines that in the event that Judge Clarence Cooper rules in favor of the prosecution on this motion, he would be able to introduce numerous evidentiary items from the other related homicides during Williams' trial even though Williams has been indicted for only two lof the murders. The Assistant Fulton County District Attorney lestimates the trial for subject Williams will ommence on 1/4/82. 1. - Mr. Mullen 1 - Mr. S. Andrews Onroe —esaayeg, Aden Serve ____. Leboratort LLe MER Grim tay Lege! Coun. \ \ @ Cit. of Cong. . —_ ee nspeetieA & Ajfs. £ Cee fe seaee en ee