The Atlanta Child Murders Part 3 (1985 mini-series)

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  • The Atlanta Child Murders - Part 3 (1985 mini-series)
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    I first saw this mini series about the Atlanta Child Murders in the 80s when I was a teenager and it scared the hell out of me as well as making me fascinated with the case. I've been trying to find a copy the watch it again for years but no DVD seems to exist. I finally tracked down a copy and thought I'd share we everyone as I'm sure there are others who have been trying to find it. Worth watching for the great cast alone, including Morgan Freeman, Martin Sheen, James Earl Jones, Jason Robards, Rip Torn, Bill Paxton.
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  • @tremekawilson9238
    @tremekawilson9238 5 лет назад +34

    Next month I will be 47 and I remember when all of this was going on. I was in the second grade. My siblings and I were so scared.😱

    • @triptre3638
      @triptre3638 5 лет назад +3

      Tremeka Wilson I was in the 2nd grade as well and scared as shit too! I’m from NYC and at that time..... Rumor had it the killer was going to jaunt up north and the whole nation was scared! Children in schools in NYC had knives and razors terrified to be approached!

  • @robins468
    @robins468 5 лет назад +49

    I lived in Atlanta during this time. In 1979 I was attending high school at Turner High School. This school was maybe 3 blocks over from Wayne Williams home. One day I was late for school and I cut through the wooded path behind the school. As I was walking a man shouted to me, hey girl come here. When I first heard his voice I took off running. As I was running a dog was barking. I was being chased through the woods. I made it out and as I got to the front door of the school, I looked back. There was a dog that looked like a German shepherd and a black man with something in his hands like a belt or maybe a rope. This was mid February or early March of that year.

    • @kidwray4313
      @kidwray4313 5 лет назад +13

      Robin S that’s super scary I’m guessing you lived in Dixie hills do think the man was Wayne

    • @KDL861
      @KDL861 5 лет назад +10

      Kid Wray I’m sorry you were scared like that! I’d say you had an angel clearing your path!

    • @tanyastebbing9763
      @tanyastebbing9763 4 года назад +9

      Lucky escape. So glad you did. How terrifying!

    • @harmony3279
      @harmony3279 4 года назад +10

      Scary.

    • @jopejipper3219
      @jopejipper3219 4 года назад +2

      Oh shit it's that time of year again.

  • @yummylemons172
    @yummylemons172 5 лет назад +24

    This movie came on TV when I was in the 2nd grade and the school actually sent home letters warning parents that it was coming on

  • @kdeloris2225
    @kdeloris2225 9 месяцев назад +11

    RIP to all the kids and young adults who died🕊🕊🕊🕊

  • @teedgraellis3054
    @teedgraellis3054 4 года назад +18

    This movie really scared me I remember watching it when I was a kid.

  • @mjjfan1104
    @mjjfan1104 11 лет назад +28

    The actress Ruby Dee is EVERYTHING!!!!!

  • @keithjohnson514
    @keithjohnson514 4 года назад +18

    When i was 11 i watched my dad kill my mother and then himself on my gmas yard which was his mom. I remember the news and cameras with reporters yelling questions at us kids. There were 8 of us all together. I was the oldest. I will never forget her yelling at the telling them to get the hell out of here and leave these kids alone. She is gone now but may God bless her as our Angel.

  • @lisajones6926
    @lisajones6926 9 лет назад +66

    The song is creepy and this is so sad

  • @secreteobsession3584
    @secreteobsession3584 4 года назад +9

    The song gives me the creepy still today

  • @blondwiththewind
    @blondwiththewind 5 лет назад +9

    I was in my early 20s when all of this was happening....living in a state far away, and a new mother with my first baby son. The news on the TV was sickening....and left us horrified and dismayed that sooooo many children had been killed. I missed the programs on TV that were produced after the case went to trial....and I'm catching up to all of them that I can find now: thanks to the gift of RUclips.
    I feel so sorry for all of the families and loved ones who experienced the murder of their children.
    For many of them: there will never be closure....never be relief...and the grieving will be forever.
    I'm wishing all of them continued strength, resiliency, and comfort apart from their troubles.

  • @patriciarowe3431
    @patriciarowe3431 4 года назад +23

    I remember when these children were going missing. I felt then the children knew the murderer, and that he was someone the adults knew him as well. A white man couldn't scout the neighborhoods that long without being seen. And if so he too was commonly known. However, the person guilty had to have been able to blend in, drop a body in the city limits and walk or drive away without setting off an alarm.
    Williams was known and trusted. He built up the dead children knowing this. Thats why so many died. He was known and trusted joining the searchs at times and talked even to some of the family members of missing children.
    GOD BLESS the CHILDREN and FAMILIES, ALONG with the CITIZENS who LIVED through such HORRIFIC MENTAL anquish. FAMILIES never get over a murdered members, but a chilld murdered?????? It never goes away

    • @deannamarin318
      @deannamarin318 4 года назад +5

      Amen

    • @kamikazi8740
      @kamikazi8740 11 месяцев назад +1

      *""IT IS ALWAYS SOMEONE THAT YOUKNOW TO KILL-YOU JUST-AS THE CHICAGO-RAPPERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE-""O-BLOCK IN THE-SOUTHSIDE OF CHICAGO, ""LIL-JO JO BECAME A VICTIM OF GUNFIRE BECAUSE HE HADBEGUN TO TAUNT THE-STREETGANGS ON SOCIALMEDIA, ""THESUSPECTS MOSTLIKELY TO KILL-YOU ARE THEONES THAT YOUKNOW PERSONALLY, ""YOUR SO-CALLED FRIENDS AND SO-CALLED ASSOCIATES OF WHOMKNOW YOUR DAY TO DAY ROUTINE IN THE-BLACK HIPHOP GANG-COMMUNITY""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

  • @baggergurl16
    @baggergurl16 7 лет назад +71

    Wow this case breaks my heart all around there were clearly no winners and no justice for these precious angels either.

    • @lafonyagray6150
      @lafonyagray6150 6 лет назад +1

      Ana Johnson only for 2 adults n that not right they have him life

    • @patriciarowe3431
      @patriciarowe3431 4 года назад +2

      @Azahr Malik ,,,,, really??????? Be careful what you say!!!!! Williams a victim????? Does that mean its o.k. to rape, murder young girls and boys????? Some young adults.
      Think about this!!!!! If he was innocent of not knowing right from wrong, how is it he knew how to avoid being caught, lied, led police on chases, failed polygraph, assaulted his own parents.
      Please,,, how did you come up with Williams was a victim too????

    • @deannamarin318
      @deannamarin318 4 года назад

      @Azahr Malik Give me a fucking break! After they caught his murdering dumbass, the murders stopped. There are No more cases after all of those poor defenceless children were murdered.

    • @deannamarin318
      @deannamarin318 4 года назад

      @@patriciarowe3431 The person is probably just Stupid.'

    • @ldcharper8536
      @ldcharper8536 3 года назад

      Mines too. The 💔😥

  • @poodtang1
    @poodtang1 9 лет назад +67

    Wayne even admitted in later interviews that he was very good at giving choke holds to the point someone passed out.
    A receptionist at the studio he sometimes went to sad she saw`Wayne with very nasty deep scratches on both of his arms.
    His reason was he fell into a thorn bush.
    She didn't believe him because the scratches were very deep and ran parallel to each other like finger nails.

    • @shenghan9385
      @shenghan9385 5 лет назад +4

      But the point is the rule of the laws. I can tell you this, in no other common law jurisdiction but US will such a weak prosecution stand in the courts of law, at least not in the appellate court.

    • @allgravy504
      @allgravy504 5 лет назад +3

      poodtang1 I see that report it makes me wonder why didn’t the courts say anything about that

    • @deannamarin318
      @deannamarin318 4 года назад

      @@allgravy504 Stupidity of course.

    • @esseen100
      @esseen100 4 года назад +2

      You should google the 8100 file.

    • @ninalincool5478
      @ninalincool5478 2 года назад

      He was framed Wayne always said he was framed duh

  • @Rbatty2
    @Rbatty2 10 лет назад +9

    Wanted to see this for awhile but its impossible to find. Thanks for uploading it all!

  • @dimpsey3
    @dimpsey3 6 лет назад +14

    Why didnt he just call that girl from his house rather then going all the way across a bridge to find a phone booth to call her at 3 in the morning? , it dont make since, Why? Because he was busy dropping a child body over the bridge that he just killed..THAT`S WHY!

    • @kidwray4313
      @kidwray4313 5 лет назад

      Superman hero facts I drove by Williams house the other day it’s still a old pay phone at the corner store by his house

    • @eamonwright7488
      @eamonwright7488 Год назад

      Actually it was an adult’s corpse that was found 3 days later

    • @deeward5572
      @deeward5572 20 дней назад

      ​@kidwray4313 Wow...Is his house still up...Does anyone live in it?

  • @christianross7731
    @christianross7731 Год назад +7

    I was only 3 when this happened! Very heart breaking, 😢😢😢💙💙💙💔💔💔

  • @laurac.8574
    @laurac.8574 10 лет назад +23

    Wow, Hollywood really messes up the facts. Williams' lawyer told him the prosecution was going to try to make him lose his cool, and not to fall for it. From now on, I'm going to stick to documentaries.

    • @kevincato8369
      @kevincato8369 9 лет назад +4

      The Dukes of Hazard style car chase in Part 1 had me asking WTF?

    • @tonym994
      @tonym994 5 лет назад +3

      in the doc I saw, WW says that day he was advised to ''show some emotion'' sank him .and that "I wouldn't be here now" if not for that legal advice.

    • @Jerseybytes2
      @Jerseybytes2 5 лет назад +5

      I realize your comment is now 5 years old, so not even sure you can read my reply. After watching this movie, here's a couple of details I wish this movie had included.
      #1 Roy Hazelwood. It was while the local police was driving him thru Atlanta that he noticed how everyone in the places he was taken to, immediately noticed him. when he asked the police about it, they said they were looking because they had a white man in the car with them. That was when they began looking at black men as suspects. a white man would have attracted too much attention in that area, so it had to be someone who could mingle and not be noticed by others
      #2 the movie made no mention of John Douglas, who was basically the FBI profiler who told the prosecution how to interrogate Wayne williams.
      I'm leaving a link to a documentary about this case that you, and others, may find more informative and accurate than this movie
      ruclips.net/video/UiI4xaUTcO0/видео.html

    • @helenlauer9545
      @helenlauer9545 4 года назад

      There's a difference between the purpose of a documentary and a feature film, the latter is about the colour of justice in America, it's a morality tale, a story that tells us about conviction and the accused and presupposed guilt, it's not about the children who were murdered or even who killed them. Art is for moving people. This is not rocket science. Why rely on art forms for facts? It makes no sense. That's like using Picasso to study anatomy to become a doctor. Why mix two totally different genres and assess one using the standards of the other? You're not alone -- many commentators in RUclips trails complain that movies are not factual.
      RIGHT. Duh! Just explain that to me, I'm mystified.

    • @laurac.8574
      @laurac.8574 4 года назад +1

      @@Jerseybytes2 Good points. I'll check out the documentary.

  • @tremekawilson9238
    @tremekawilson9238 5 лет назад +13

    Cool-breeze is too funny!😂😂😂😂

  • @indy_go_blue6048
    @indy_go_blue6048 4 года назад +6

    Wayne was right about one thing. Black music was definitely playing out in 1978 and within a decade it' had deteriorated into rap and hiphop.

  • @marlzz8126
    @marlzz8126 9 лет назад +31

    look its unfortunate,especally for his parents, but once he was caught, the murders stopped as what usually happens when a serial killer is arrested. They could have busted any hoodlum if they just wanted to pin it on someone.He clearly had/has severe isssues that caused him to to this. Wayne was on the bridge once that last body was dumped,case closed.

    • @dedrickmcconnell621
      @dedrickmcconnell621 8 лет назад +12

      The murders did not stop, their were 22 more children killed in the same fashion as the other kids. It was covered up by the media and police, that's why some of you think the murders stopped. I'll stick with what I've said before Wayne killed the two guys, but the kids NO!

    • @WithoutRemorse12
      @WithoutRemorse12 6 лет назад +6

      Marl sha The pattern stopped. They never tied him to any of the children. He was convicted on the murder 2 adult males.

    • @akirahsltaylor5557
      @akirahsltaylor5557 5 лет назад +4

      Fibers, hairs, dog fur, 3rd failed lie detector tests...just sad

    • @carriebrewton6309
      @carriebrewton6309 5 лет назад +2

      That's what got me. Even if he had a copycat person, they stopped too and serial killers don't just stop suddenly without being caught, killed, or seriously debilitated to the point that they can no longer kill.

    • @GlowingMpd
      @GlowingMpd 4 года назад +3

      Dedrick McConnell Please provide link to this misinformation. Cannot be to national enquirer or faux news.

  • @pygiana16
    @pygiana16 3 года назад +5

    Excellent performance by Jason Robards. Not that he ever gave a bad performance.

  • @bestearthexplore
    @bestearthexplore 4 года назад +23

    After he was arrested the killings stopped and all the witnesses couldn't have lied seeing him with the victims...I believe he was the killer...

    • @VillanoSyxx
      @VillanoSyxx 4 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/bupaAB8iiBc/видео.html

    • @VillanoSyxx
      @VillanoSyxx 4 года назад

      @@n.s.5656 ruclips.net/video/bupaAB8iiBc/видео.html real movie this guy edited out the evidence plus DNA match 2019

    • @870bigbub3
      @870bigbub3 2 года назад +3

      The killing didn't stop

    • @xyrogg666
      @xyrogg666 Год назад +3

      @@870bigbub3 dont spread misinformation

    • @negativeanthony
      @negativeanthony Год назад +5

      I think Wayne might've killed at least one person. The other victims were probably killed by others in the area. If Wayne did kill somebody, maybe he thought he would've gotten away with it. Maybe he thought somebody else would be blamed. I do believe Wayne had homosexual feelings with which he couldn't come to terms.

  • @Chill-Pill
    @Chill-Pill 2 года назад +5

    Wayne hated his own race. Very sad.

    • @paulaward2075
      @paulaward2075 3 месяца назад

      Why would he hate his own race?

  • @shananalexander9789
    @shananalexander9789 4 года назад +11

    This is heartbreaking. 😢😢😭

    • @VillanoSyxx
      @VillanoSyxx 4 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/bupaAB8iiBc/видео.html this is the real movie this guy edited out all of the evidence against Wayne. Pkus DNA match in 2019

  • @cefarther3945
    @cefarther3945 2 года назад +16

    It's always genuinely pathetic how parents protect their pride and know their kid is a low life killer. p.s. Too bad the mothers didn't protect their kids. Their kids were out in the middle of the night, they would leave them for days by themselves, no fathers, no schedules, so many of the kids didn't even go to school. It was eye-opening to the rest of America how these families lived.

    • @rucianapollard7098
      @rucianapollard7098 Год назад +3

      I think your "facts" are off regarding the Atlanta Murder victims. I think the mothers worked very hard to protect their children. Several of the mothers said they warned their children about "stranger danger" and told them to only travel in groups and be in the house before dark. It's true that some of the victims were out at night, but according to police records, the majority of the victims went missing during the daytime, not at night. In the 10 years I have researched and studied these murders, I have not read anything where the mothers left their children alone for days at a time! Also, it isn't true that there were no fathers in the home. The majority of the victims came from 2 parent homes. Many of the victims were from poor homes, but by no means does that say they weren't loved and dearly missed by their families and friends!

    • @trenee23000
      @trenee23000 Год назад

      @Ruciana Pollard... Nicely stated!!

    • @rackss1661
      @rackss1661 Год назад +1

      Dude it was the 80s, people was outside all throughout the day even at night especially in urban cities like Atlanta.

    • @loveedoll1899
      @loveedoll1899 7 месяцев назад

      Some info come from ppl with no sense at all

  • @LeandelDeFate
    @LeandelDeFate 11 лет назад +26

    The lady was right. I live in Atlanta. We had black everything AND we had a BLACK SERIAL KILLER. It really isn't any more complicated than that.

    • @cindymay104
      @cindymay104 6 лет назад

      Leandel DeFate are u nuts!!!

    • @WithoutRemorse12
      @WithoutRemorse12 6 лет назад +3

      Leandel DeFate They never tied him to the death of the children. He was only convicted for the death of 2 adult males.

    • @williampittman6703
      @williampittman6703 5 лет назад +3

      @neogeo so the fuck what. He did it.

    • @jolenesimon6123
      @jolenesimon6123 5 лет назад

      @@cindymay104 he sure is

    • @jacquelinesaxena1036
      @jacquelinesaxena1036 4 года назад +1

      He was probably a black facing German or Ralph Northam staging it.

  • @tomcosburn566
    @tomcosburn566 6 лет назад +6

    I remember when this happened. We were passing through Atlanta (on our way down to Florida) and it was on the radio and the in the newspaper (about the murdered children). That was in February of 1981 (a few months before they found Wayne Williams driving over the bridge after hearing the body splash into the river).

  • @StukInBuf
    @StukInBuf 8 лет назад +11

    I'm now starting to watch Part 3, and have the feeling that there is a whole lack of continuity with the entire presentation...

    • @VillanoSyxx
      @VillanoSyxx 4 года назад +2

      He edited out key points about his guilt. This was edited to imply he was railroaded.

  • @kimdawkins7074
    @kimdawkins7074 Год назад +5

    Thus is very sad for the parents. Not to have the door closed must be heart breaking. The poor children who lost lives with no one held accountable 😢😢😢 is the murderer still out there???

  • @bettycooper9383
    @bettycooper9383 5 лет назад +11

    The song is creepy and sad

  • @MrFilmMakerNumber2
    @MrFilmMakerNumber2 6 лет назад +9

    The sequel with Gregory Hines and Jim Belushi dove into the KKK’s involvement. Really good part two.

    • @negativeanthony
      @negativeanthony Год назад +2

      What's the sequel called? I'd like to see it.

    • @rucianapollard7098
      @rucianapollard7098 Год назад

      @@negativeanthony Who Killed Atlanta's Children

    • @martynnagle98
      @martynnagle98 Год назад

      @@negativeanthony ruclips.net/video/nElRsqayO4g/видео.html

  • @pattimccraw6168
    @pattimccraw6168 4 года назад +6

    this has been a great , but sad movie. has a lot of wonderful actors..

  • @K10jak
    @K10jak 4 года назад +7

    Aug 2019 - Excellent mini series, excellent casting. Sad happenings. Mindhunter Season 3 - Spoiler Alert

  • @beataylorsdeeppinkecstasy9013
    @beataylorsdeeppinkecstasy9013 Год назад +5

    I know there's a lot of poetic license when making TV shows and movies of real events, but I am wondering how accurate the court proceedings were portrayed. I'm no attorney, but I've never heard of a prosecutor reading the verdict, nor have I ever of a judge immediately pronouncing sentence.

  • @ldcharper8536
    @ldcharper8536 3 года назад +4

    I was 11 years old in 1995 my heart is so broken that all these children got killed..😥💔

  • @FolkBoyify
    @FolkBoyify 6 лет назад +12

    Funny how Wayne was dark skin but he's actual light skin to caramel

    • @debbiepeter112
      @debbiepeter112 4 года назад +7

      You do realise this is just an actor, right?

    • @FolkBoyify
      @FolkBoyify 4 года назад +2

      @BADAZZTHANG I get that, but if we're going to make a movie, at least be accurate with what you're showing. Dumb. :P

    • @moni1952
      @moni1952 4 года назад +2

      @@FolkBoyify Casting directors don't pay attention to that. Blacks all look the same no matter the skin tone.

  • @latoryairashirley863
    @latoryairashirley863 6 лет назад +11

    Just watching this and learning about this case in school, there was evidence to point to him, but I do believe he was working with a partner, at least one of the kids was in his house, the fibers prove that. Most of the victims went with him willing probably thinking he could make them famous, back in those days black kids would not likely get in the car with a white man, so I don't believe it was a white man or the KKK... It could have been a police officer but still black... If they reopened the case with the new technology they have today maybe DNA would give them the killer. The last body points to the only person on the bridge at that time there is no other way around that... If he didn't kill the kids I do believe he killed the last man... I believe the case should be reopened and investigated again... I wasn't there to know if he did it or not but some evidence do point toward him.

    • @tonyalford3401
      @tonyalford3401 4 года назад +2

      He absolutely killed cater. There was to much things that pointed to Wayne.

  • @jessiejames7492
    @jessiejames7492 2 года назад +3

    The 70s were the best time fr police type movies , tv programmes

  • @blkcoverboy
    @blkcoverboy 10 лет назад +66

    who's great idea was it to have that creepy sounding song in the intro sheesh!

    • @blkcoverboy
      @blkcoverboy 9 лет назад +7

      Carey Mcclure yes very creepy! the song is fine but the singers voice is what nightmares are made of

    • @ddivincenzo1
      @ddivincenzo1 6 лет назад

      It was front page news up here in New England, too. Big coverage.

    • @brandrider21
      @brandrider21 5 лет назад +2

      i quite agree... super creepy.. i was watching this while my little niece and nephew were at my house and when this song came on they both said " thats creepy"

    • @austinwhitfield8344
      @austinwhitfield8344 5 лет назад +3

      I know man shit!!!!
      I am in my 40's now and
      When I watched the movie again since I was like 10 or 11. It is still creepy.😬😬😬😬😬.

    • @theflashkikidouloveme2061
      @theflashkikidouloveme2061 5 лет назад

      word!!!

  • @KDL861
    @KDL861 5 лет назад +9

    It’s official. This case is being reopened. Too many unanswered questions, plus Wayne Williams was charged, prosecuted and sentenced for two adult murders. Never was he ever tried for ONE child murder. What I don’t know is: Did anyone ever receive the reward? If not, is it still up for grabs? 🤷‍♀️

  • @anthsaccasan5135
    @anthsaccasan5135 2 года назад +3

    There was little dought the killer was black a white would never had gone unnoticed in a predominantly black areas where they lived the ending of the programme with it's haunting music is scary and sad

  • @cindyduran4236
    @cindyduran4236 5 лет назад +8

    A good movie with some of the best actors. I figured he did it but why!! Yes I know cause they poor kids. He was just crazy and hid it fairly well.

  • @catnk9
    @catnk9 Год назад +5

    I've always felt sorry for Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Wayne is narcissistic and the general public wasn't as aware of these personality disorders back then. The parents were as good of parents they could be to Wayne but he was getting out of control very quickly. They suffered his shame. I would not abandon my friend for something their child did.

    • @rucianapollard7098
      @rucianapollard7098 Год назад +2

      Wayne's parents were very protective of him. He was a baby they had late in life. He was spoiled and his parents gave him everything he wanted! They filed bankruptcy because they paid thousands of dollars for Wayne to have a radio station in their basement! Because they pandered to him, he made selfish demands on his parents! Witnesses said they had seen Wayne yelling at his father and even hitting him!! Whatever Wayne was involved in, I truly believe that his dad knew about it! Maybe not his mother, but definitely his dad.

    • @kawirocket88
      @kawirocket88 11 месяцев назад +1

      Still living at home with his parents I thought was odd, even when I was 11(1981). I believe he committed some but not all of the murders.

    • @brokenchainsofsatan2817
      @brokenchainsofsatan2817 8 месяцев назад

      It ain’t a personality disorder it’s just evil manipulation liars I’m sick of y’all excuse the hugest ups doctors don’t even use this terminology you can’t diagnose a person as a narcissist y’all are stupid

  • @MrDOWNBYLAWINC
    @MrDOWNBYLAWINC 12 лет назад +5

    IT BAFFLES ME THAT I KNOW A FEW PEOPLE THAT ARE PORTRAYED IN THIS MOVIE PERSONALLY.......

  • @donnabrown4316
    @donnabrown4316 4 года назад +4

    buffoons!!! that's all I can say about some of the black witnesses!! but I still don't understand why after the kids were missing...were children still allowed outside alone. like the 2 young boys who had gone to the movies alone and they called the police...but of course the police were to late. I wonder was that a true part in the movie? My heart still breaks...

  • @mikedowns8293
    @mikedowns8293 4 года назад +4

    Pts 2 & 3 both have Recaps that take up the first 10-12 mins. This explains some of the editing comments below.

  • @DeHirvilammi
    @DeHirvilammi 7 лет назад +5

    ALL LIVES MATTER NO MATTER OF COLOUR OF SKIN RACE SEX. ALL FAMILY'S NEED CLOSURE TO MOVE ON WITH HEALING. NO MATTER WHAT SOMEONE KNOWS WHAT REALLY HAPPEN AND SHOULD LET THE FAMILY'S HEAL

    • @tonyalford3401
      @tonyalford3401 4 года назад +1

      Yeah wayne Williams knows what happened

  • @terrencewarthen47
    @terrencewarthen47 6 лет назад +18

    Wayne Williams did it no doubt in my mind

    • @deannamarin318
      @deannamarin318 4 года назад +1

      Yes

    • @harmony3279
      @harmony3279 3 года назад +1

      Yes

    • @majik31401
      @majik31401 3 года назад

      HE'S NOT THE ONLY PERPETRATOR JAMIE BROOKS WAS A SUSPECT AND KNOWN SEX OFFENDER AT THE TIME

    • @kdeloris2225
      @kdeloris2225 9 месяцев назад +2

      I believe he did it also. But I would love to know. Why? Why would you kill all of these innocent old children? Why?

  • @OldskolFan
    @OldskolFan 4 года назад +4

    Oh, now I remember that actress: the Oracle from the Matrix movies. She passed away before part lll of the Matrix. They hired some big named actors for this! This must have come off the tail of the success of Roots in the 70’s?

  • @alvinjones670
    @alvinjones670 6 лет назад +5

    EXCELLENT MOVIE ENJOYABLE!!!

  • @lbennaugh
    @lbennaugh 10 лет назад +10

    If the murders stopped after he was arrested then it's safe to say he might have did it. The fact that they never produced a shred of evidence to "prove" he did it and he was found guilty is the justice system at it's best. The fact that he was black probably played a major role in his conviction and you can say what you want but a black man is already guilty before the facts are supplied to prove his innocence in the system.

    • @manishent2
      @manishent2 6 лет назад +2

      lbennaugh the murders did not stop. Research Spin Magazine's articles on the Atlanta child murders.

    • @MrFilmMakerNumber2
      @MrFilmMakerNumber2 6 лет назад

      Joel Ishman he needs to see the movie, I think I was called, “the list”.

    • @djsi38t
      @djsi38t 5 лет назад

      but a black man is already guilty before the facts are supplied to prove his innocence in the system...............Funny, is this true even with a black jury?

    • @VillanoSyxx
      @VillanoSyxx 4 года назад

      @@djsi38t ruclips.net/video/bupaAB8iiBc/видео.html this is the real movie this huy edited it to take out evidence plus DNA connected him in 2019

  • @Bonitaymorena
    @Bonitaymorena 11 лет назад +4

    Tom Waits has an amazing voice I first heard it when he did his rendition of the Wire season 3 theme song.

  • @a.hubbard8552
    @a.hubbard8552 7 лет назад +11

    What is this song in the intro? Its weird as hell.

    • @baggergurl16
      @baggergurl16 7 лет назад +3

      hoya girl I know right that's got to be the most creepy and depressing intro song ever

  • @chasstacey
    @chasstacey 4 года назад +15

    Wayne is guilty..guilty as sin..

  • @wingchundragon
    @wingchundragon 11 лет назад +9

    Thx for this upload. Havent seen this since it aired and it was a great mini series. (Something thats still missing in tv). Shame atlanta convicted an innocent man, with no supporting evidence to make the story go away. Wayne has been appealing for years to no avail. God bless the kids who were murdered. I was a kid around this time and do remember the panic that reached here even in NYC. Many missing/killed kids in the 80s

    • @tonyalford3401
      @tonyalford3401 4 года назад +3

      Wayne was the killer don't get it twisted. The evidence supports thar he killed cater and others

    • @carlabroderick5508
      @carlabroderick5508 5 месяцев назад

      DNA of hairs left on victims in this trial matched that of Wayne Williams.

  • @mikedowns8293
    @mikedowns8293 4 года назад +3

    Andrew Robinson who plays Jack Mallard is in Hellraiser (Larry).

  • @themirrorsofmymind
    @themirrorsofmymind 4 года назад +7

    *_On March 30, police added their first adult victim to the list of murdered children. He was Larry Rogers, 20, linked with younger victims by the fact that he had been asphyxiated. No cause of death was determined for a second adult victim, 21-year-old Eddie Duncan, when his body was found on March 31. On April 1, ex-convict Michael McIntosh, age 23, was added to the roster on the grounds that he had also been asphyxiated._*
    *_By April 1981, it seemed apparent that the "children's murder" case was getting out of hand. Community critics denounced the official victims list as incomplete and arbitrary, citing cases like the January 1981 murder of Faye Yearby to prove their point._*
    *_Like "official" victim Angel Lenair, Yearby was bound to a tree by her killer, hands tied behind her back; she had been stabbed to death, like four acknowledged victims on the list. Despite these similarities, police rejected Yearby's case on grounds that (a) she was a female -- as were Wilson and Lenair -- and (b) at 22, she was "too old" -- although the last acknowledged victim had been 23. (Dave Dettlinger, examining police malfeasance in The List, suggests that 63 "pattern" victims were capriciously omitted from the "official" roster, twenty-five of them after a suspect's arrest supposedly "ended" the murders.)_*
    murderpedia.org/male.W/w/williams-wayne.htm

    • @robins468
      @robins468 Год назад +1

      That's the book. I'm ordering it

  • @harmony3279
    @harmony3279 4 года назад +4

    This scary dude did it.

  • @gregsmith3104
    @gregsmith3104 4 года назад +7

    He was on the bridge at 3 am pulled over and had rope and tape in his car.Failed the lie detector test 3 times.No murders after he was arrested.That stands out .

    • @Native5
      @Native5 Год назад +1

      Well, you were miss informed if you think the murders had stopped. Wayne was never convicted of killing those kids. He was convicted of killing 2 grown men.

    • @Basauri48970
      @Basauri48970 Год назад +4

      @@Native5 There have always been cases of murdered children - and sadly there'll always be - but after Wayne Williams arrest, the cases of children kidnapped, then murdered in one location and their bodies disposed of somewhere else suddenly ended.
      Also, the fibers found in many victims matching his (very rare) green carpet, bedding, dog hair, car carpet etc is uncontestable scientific evidence too. This wasn't as emphasised in the trial as it would be today as they worried that the lesser educated members of the jury back tgen wouldn't be able to understand it, but if you care to research this it'll leave you no doubt about his guilt.
      It's very unfortunate for the victims' families that the DA didn't prosecute him for all the murders but - rightly or wrongly - they were looking for a watertight case and a certain guilty verdict to take this vile predator off the streets in order to save lives. Conspiracy theories or not, you can rest assured that the right person was jailed in any case.

  • @faithmoore3722
    @faithmoore3722 12 лет назад +5

    this a great movie

  • @maylashacarlsyn5548
    @maylashacarlsyn5548 8 лет назад +10

    I thank you for posting this movie. I remember this movie well. Such unfair conclusion to so many young lives lost. The question remains.....Why? The judicial of Atlanta should have held their head in shame over this case.

  • @memesmith381
    @memesmith381 6 лет назад

    Thank you 😉

  • @chrismitsos6817
    @chrismitsos6817 Год назад +1

    The music alone is so creepy😮

  • @rashedasmith8444
    @rashedasmith8444 6 лет назад +20

    I have just watched this whole mini series and the interview with Soledad O'Brien....I believe there are TWO serial killers. Wayne being one of them and an unknown killer. Atlanta dropped the ball on this one.

    • @asdfbill8020
      @asdfbill8020 5 лет назад +1

      There was a whole bunch of copy cat murders..

    • @rucianapollard4057
      @rucianapollard4057 4 года назад +1

      I believe there was more than 1 killer also, probably working together. I don't think Wayne was a killer, but I have no doubts that he was a procure and into child pornography.

    • @somerking7040
      @somerking7040 4 года назад +2

      Rasheda Smith I agree that Atlanta dropped the ball on this 1..The black guy running the police station(not sure if he was the chief or what his title was ,exactly) but he had such racism tunnel vision he couldnt focus on the actual problems at hand.The children popping up all over town ,dead ,shouldve been main priority, instead he wasted time trying to make points ,not wanting to give credit where credits were due and so on....

    • @walkingintruthknowledge7418
      @walkingintruthknowledge7418 4 года назад

      With what evidence are too saying? You're so manipulated by the media I see why so many ppl are locked up now that are innocent. Talking about 2 killers. Where's the proof of that as well?

    • @MariAdkins
      @MariAdkins 4 года назад

      does anybody have a link to the soledad o'brien interview?

  • @caliwaiiankev2279
    @caliwaiiankev2279 8 лет назад +12

    Cool Breeze @ 26:00 was the best witness. Love his laugh at the end of his testimony...sooooo cooool

  • @MissisChannel
    @MissisChannel 8 лет назад +12

    Well....it can be that there was framed evidence or many things could be the truth. Just one particular thing to notice, when this man was arrested for the serial killing of many children........the killing...........................................stopped.

    • @ATLKing404
      @ATLKing404 7 лет назад +3

      His appetite for murder would not just stop. A serial killer can't quit cold turkey. He has to keep feeding the monster inside

    • @vtoria2759
      @vtoria2759 7 лет назад +2

      Missi's Channel Can you please research, the killings didn't stop.
      The police just didn't reported or unrelated the deaths.
      How can't people see that.
      Williams was convicted before the trial. That's sad.

    • @vtoria2759
      @vtoria2759 7 лет назад +1

      Missi's Channel There was a Pedophile, /prostitution ring operating there, police just rushed to stop the buzz and never served justice for the dead.

    • @MissisChannel
      @MissisChannel 7 лет назад +3

      i the killings id not stop that is very sad indeed.....since you are aware of that info how about sharing where you go that info??? Especially if its not reported as you say...

    • @andruwjones
      @andruwjones 4 года назад +1

      wow people make statements and don't even research before they just type shit, wow!

  • @charlesjeffery1155
    @charlesjeffery1155 4 года назад +2

    Pt3 starts at 14:48 ur welcome just hit me with a 👆like. Thx

  • @LarryRickenbacker
    @LarryRickenbacker 12 лет назад +4

    This is one poignant film; thanks for posting.

  • @dw1232
    @dw1232 4 года назад +8

    Wayne Williams was a spoiled only child. I've knew a couple of them like that. They become selfish, self centered brats all of their lives. Now I don't think all only children are spoiled brats but I certainly knew a couple of them.

  • @ssherrierable
    @ssherrierable 4 года назад +2

    Dont think he killed all of them, maybe most of them.

  • @eamonwright7488
    @eamonwright7488 Год назад +1

    “You ain’t trying to bust me is you?……Come on!” 😊

  • @juanitagonzalez4221
    @juanitagonzalez4221 4 года назад +3

    This is a crime against his own race .These were children !! I repeat ,these were children.. Crimes against children most be punished by death ,no less ..Death cause no matter what color ,these are children .

  • @ados1shah308
    @ados1shah308 4 года назад +1

    The characters at that trial!!! GOOD GRIEF!!!

  • @ddivincenzo1
    @ddivincenzo1 6 лет назад +1

    I think the actor portraying the assistant DA was in one of the "Walking Tall" movies.

  • @StukInBuf
    @StukInBuf 8 лет назад +5

    42 minutes or so in... isn't that Kristoff St. John?

  • @HugeStirz
    @HugeStirz 6 лет назад +6

    I thought Morgan was gonna make him a freeman

  • @desireebarnes1984
    @desireebarnes1984 9 лет назад +8

    He did it.

    • @MrFilmMakerNumber2
      @MrFilmMakerNumber2 6 лет назад

      desiree barnes I feel you, however I’m from Atlanta and was 9 when it started. Everybody felt like it was multiple killers. Go look at the sequel, “the list”. With Gregory Hines and Jim Belushi.

  • @TripleG69
    @TripleG69 4 года назад +2

    Was that female reporter realy so insensitive to adk the mother to tell what she felt after hearing on tv that her childs body was found? Shame on her!

  • @marymcmullen5150
    @marymcmullen5150 4 года назад +2

    What is the sad song at the beginning?

  • @karenattwood5035
    @karenattwood5035 7 месяцев назад

    I know you're probably not reading comments this far down the line. I was 21 when this mini series first came out, but previously, I have only ever seen documentaries that 'toed the line' as to the verdict. The fact that this appeared on television is important, and has swayed my opinion. Comments below may differ, but was no evidence testable for DNA saved on the other untried cases?

  • @Linz86
    @Linz86 7 лет назад +15

    29:19 - Had a little coffee and a little herb.. right on! LOL

    • @jjmanzano9
      @jjmanzano9 5 лет назад +2

      Whitest teeth I have ever seen

  • @ericamaples8251
    @ericamaples8251 3 года назад +1

    What is the theme song title and who sings it?

  • @PopO51968
    @PopO51968 5 месяцев назад

    How is it that some victims were shot, strangled, suffucated, & stabbed and those cases were all considered "Pattern"??????

  • @FolkBoyify
    @FolkBoyify 6 лет назад +3

    Considering I was raised in Atlanta, hearing about this was interesting to indulge in.

  • @keithturner4274
    @keithturner4274 5 лет назад +2

    Had the killings continued he never would of been convicted but they never had no hard core evidence against him in this whole trial to get a guilty verdict!.

    • @guymitchell8056
      @guymitchell8056 4 года назад

      Exactly

    • @tonyalford3401
      @tonyalford3401 4 года назад

      Exactly. But you will get idiots that the police covered up further killings and that they continued. The truth is kids and adults died but they were unrelated and did not have the same pattern. Wayne's trial lasted 9 weeks and no bodies were being found.

  • @navajodine5712
    @navajodine5712 2 года назад +1

    This movie made me tear upbut im glad they got that sob off the street fucking baby killer sad just sad ......

  • @kimberlycox8239
    @kimberlycox8239 5 лет назад +1

    They had a special about this case on the ID channel tonight, they are reopening the case.

    • @andruwjones
      @andruwjones 5 лет назад

      they are? I saw where they are taking another look at the evidence, i missed the special

  • @themonsterbaby
    @themonsterbaby 4 года назад +2

    7:46 whoever directed this knows they wouldn't have learned that until they examined the fibers under a microscope right?

  • @maryannmccarthy9029
    @maryannmccarthy9029 7 лет назад +11

    Of course he did it! The fibers prove it

  • @RicMaster3000
    @RicMaster3000 12 лет назад +4

    i'm greatful 4 watching this again after so long, but i question if this is the same movie indeed, i don't think so. what i remember are more episodes with that guy's hand out the window trying 2 grab at the kids, this movie only had the 1. this is what i mostly remember about it because these scenes upset me so. i wonder r we living in a civilized society?

  • @ninalincool5478
    @ninalincool5478 2 года назад +2

    Wayne framed

  • @TomCook-jw6ur
    @TomCook-jw6ur 4 года назад

    Another one bites the dust!

  • @reggie02062
    @reggie02062 11 лет назад +2

    I remeber when this was happeming i was about 14 are 15 and my family members (relatives ) were living in atlanta my cousins were sent to alabama to live with us still these murders were solve such a scarey time.

    • @melanieblair3033
      @melanieblair3033 2 года назад +1

      @reggie2062 hi. I'm glad u wasn't one of the victims. I bet it was a scary time. What I don't understand is, why were parents letting their kids roam the streets when all this was going on !!!

    • @traceyf4842
      @traceyf4842 Год назад

      @@melanieblair3033 I agree with you. People still allow there children to roam the street by themselves.

    • @melanieblair3033
      @melanieblair3033 Год назад +1

      @@traceyf4842 hi. It just doesn't make sense to me, it was a pedophile ring going on back in the day. Those grown gray men preyed on those kids. Do u listen to the podcast called ATKIDS UNLEASHED, it comes on every Tuesday.

  • @nickelwindow53
    @nickelwindow53 10 лет назад +4

    Many things don't add up. First, Williams was a chunky awkward man who I can't see able to sling these bodies into the river, woods field etc. secondly, the Williams home is small. They had to know if boys were walking through there living room into Wayne's bedroom and not coming out alive anyway. Finally, I think Wayne was involved in a few of the murders, but the klan, child molesters, and others were killing at that time and there crimes blended in with the others.

    • @marlzz8126
      @marlzz8126 9 лет назад +3

      hey gacy was huge and was able to lug all his victims to their burial places. The victims friends said willliams looking guy approaced them prior to their freinds disappearing. He was fixated on chokeholds and the victims were strangled,he picked on little boys which he was warned about and the killing spree stopped after he was busted on that bridge driving after SURPRISE..another body had just been dumped

    • @spirit1366
      @spirit1366 5 лет назад +1

      nickelwindow53. wayne williams was strong as bull

    • @randyposs6281
      @randyposs6281 Год назад +1

      house had a side door entrance and basement too

  • @tracytovey9471
    @tracytovey9471 4 года назад +3

    Watching this movie for the first time it is so sad and heartbreaking and it's just my opinion but I feel like if it was white children being kidnapped murdered would the police dept work harder it seems like these parents are just left to wonder what happened to their children rest in peace to all those beautiful children whose lives were taken so sad

  • @player3172
    @player3172 11 лет назад

    8:10- - lol. . news reporter says . ., . "say there can you tell me how this makes you feel?? " ha ha

  • @ms.toniphillips6927
    @ms.toniphillips6927 6 лет назад +3

    A reward to testify and never proving guilt....i didnt know that.this is SUCH a dis-service and NO WIN EITHER WAY.
    smh!!!!

  • @davidanderson1889
    @davidanderson1889 8 лет назад +16

    If the actual trial of Wayne Williams played out the way it was depicted in this film, then I really have no idea on what grounds Williams was convicted by that jury. Had I been one of the jurors and heard/see what the prosecution has shown, there is absolutely no way I would have found him guilty. As far as I can tell and again this is based on what I saw in this film, the prosecution has not presented one single piece of hard credible evidence pointing to Williams's guilt, in fact everything they had could be very easily challenged. The testimonies of the state's witnesses have been weak and shaky at best, so what exactly did the jury see to convince them of Williams being the killer? I sure haven't seen anything that would make me think he's guilty, unless this film was in some way misleading and not entirely accurate

    • @NitsujRelis
      @NitsujRelis 5 лет назад +1

      David Anderson it is very misleading. You can read transcripts and listen to officers and they tell you that it was very factual and straightforward.

    • @jjmanzano9
      @jjmanzano9 5 лет назад +2

      This is a TV movie. It takes a lot of dramatic liberties to make a better movie.

    • @kseke25
      @kseke25 4 года назад +2

      I am wondering the same thing by the end of the first episode, actually since they caught him on the bridge. Where's the evidence? Everything was circumstancial at best!

    • @rucianapollard7098
      @rucianapollard7098 Год назад

      Wayne never should have taken the stand because it sent him to prison. He was doing really well, then I think it was the 3rd day that he snapped! He went from being a polite mild-mannered person to completely losing it, at one time even shouting, "If you want the real Wayne Williams, you got him!!!" Because he did a "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" the jurors were left wondering, what kind of person changes personalities in a blink of a moment?? Maybe he is a crazy killer??

    • @Basauri48970
      @Basauri48970 Год назад

      Only the fibers found in many children bodies matching the (very rare) green carpet found at Williams home, his bedding, red car carpet, dog hairs would have been enough proof. Unfortunately it was leaked to the press that they'd found fibers whilst the murder spree was still ongoing, so Williams changed his MO and started to dispose of the bodies by throwing them on the river to get rid of those.
      In any case, this is a highly fictionalised mini series, scripted for dramatic purposes that doesn't faithfully reflect the events. If you care to research the case you'll be left in no doubt that the right person was prosecuted and went to jail.

  • @asdfbill8020
    @asdfbill8020 4 года назад

    They don't have an artist in the courtroom anymore like you see at 14:49. Ruth Warren testimony and again at 16:30. the 15 yr old boy.
    I always used to see courtroom artists pictures of people in court proceedings a long time ago but they've mostly stopped doing that somewhere along the line...??

  • @sandybeach7487
    @sandybeach7487 4 года назад

    At 41:32 Mrs. Williams says "I don't think those children was killed by any young person" and camera goes to Wayne's face and she says something else. What did she say? The closed caption doesn't help and I can't understand the audio.