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Atlanta Murders #70797

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 26, 1981
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(Studio) FBI director William Webster said announcing progress in Atlanta, Georgia, child killings investigation; details given.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) [WEBSTER - is convinced more than 1 killer is involved.] His further assessment of city's murders outlined on screen; details given. Arrest in New York of Georgia man chgd. with kidnapping 9-yr.-old discussed as possibly relevant to Atlanta killings.
REPORTER: Susan King

(Atlanta, Georgia) Effort of city's schools to find killer examined. [Teacher Eva BRIDGES - asks students about strangers.] Special FBI questionnaire noted being used in schools; details given. [Student "ANDRE" - describes his experience when approached.] Similar experiences of other students noted; Timothy Hill, still missing said possibly being added to special task force list.
REPORTER: Bob Sirkin

Reporter(s):
King, Susan;
Reynolds, Frank;
Sirkin, Bob
Duration:
00:02:40

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