Who Killed Atlanta's Children? - DVD
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From 1979 to 1981, 29 African-American male children, in metro-Atlanta were either found murdered or reported missing. The cases plagued the city until Wayne Williams was convicted of two murders in 1982. Authorities deemed all 29 of the cases closed and hoped his incarceration would put an end to the serial killings. Beguiled by utter frustration and the haunting grief of the mothers Spin magazine editor Ron Larson (GREGORY HINES) an
- GenreDocumentaryDescriptionFrom 1979 to 1981, 29 African-American male children, in metro-Atlanta were either found murdered or reported missing. The cases plagued the city until Wayne Williams was convicted of two murders in 1982. Authorities deemed all 29 of the cases closed and hoped his incarceration would put an end to the serial killings. Beguiled by utter frustration and the haunting grief of the mothers Spin magazine editor Ron Larson (GREGORY HINES) anTitleWho Killed Atlanta's Children? - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioCBS Home Entertainment
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