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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78) x ty [ ' FBI | TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION: ! CO Teletype CT Immediate [j TOP SECRET \ Oo Facsimile © Priority (0 SECRET H fm Airtel _ (Routine (Oo CONFIDENTIAL H [J UNCLAS EF TO ! [9 UNCLAS H Date ___. 3/5/ 8¢ DIRECTOR, FBI (ATTN: LABORATORY AND —T BEHAVORIAL SCIENCE UNI > FBI ACADEMY, quanrzcog-4 | VIRGINIA) : FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (7A-1835) (P) (SQ. 7) in MAJOR CASE 30, .Y KIDNAPING Cu OO:ATLANTA On February 27, 1982, a guilty verdict was returned against subject having been charged with 2 counts of murder in connection captioned matter. On the same date Assistant Fulton County District Attorney, Gordon Miller, the principal member of the, i team for the above trial, telephopically contacted P. f49e SA of the Atlanta Division, mai as follows: if He wished to make it known that it was consensus of the Fulton County District Attorney's office that without the direct assistance of the FBI Laboratory and the other various services offered to the city of Atlanta in connection with captioned matter, that a successful resolution to the above case would have been virtually impgssible. Assistant District Attorney Miller singled out SA ia: the £-Jjc_ FBI Laboratory and SA lof the vO. cience Unit as being of particular assistance during this trial. Vee AQAA AA OT, BO [Phe Bureau 2-Atlanta wk uk LI we Te iG Transmitted Pr. Approved: (Number) (Time) ~