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Comment on Mass Murder in Hardin, Texas: Small Towns are not Immune by Lucas Raimundo

Lucas Raimundo — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:35:28 +0000

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Comment on Cyber Crime-The Internet-Your Computer and You by Anika Walser

Anika Walser — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 13:36:39 +0000

Im grateful for the blog.

Comment on Wayne B. Williams Update by jimmy edwards

jimmy edwards — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 01:31:37 +0000

well you all know that i am the cousin of the kids that ws murder anthony carter i know that in my heart that they got the right one in jail and i know that wayne was the one look back in my community i saw him everytime that some one got missing out of my community he was the cotton candy man when my cousin got missing from harris home that night i did not see wayne no more until timothy hill got missing from harris home and when jo jo bell got missing to if you all want to talk to me and get my side feel free to call me cause the movie you saw was wrong i live this and i hope that atlanta do not forget what happen to our kids cause i knw that they do not want to talk about it but i am hear to tell it right 1-706-443-8961

Comment on Visit With Wayne Williams by Browny

Browny — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 21:21:24 +0000

March 27, 2012

In the summer (July) of 1979 an unknown adult male called my home. My ten-year-old son answered the phone.
The man repeatedly told my son “I am going to kill you!”

When I returned after about ten minutes to my home, my son was visibly frightened, and told me what the man had said over the phone. I tried to relax my child by brushing it off as a “prank” call.

I never told anyone about the incident, but here it is NOW, thirty-odd years later, and I asked my son,…who is now a full-grown adult… if he remembered the incident.

He emphatically answered…”Do I? Yes, indeed I do!! That man had me almost “scared to death”; afraid to do anything, to move, to play, to go to bed, etc: Man, was I scared of him!”

I often thought of the incident, but kept it secretly to myself that my belief is that the call had come to my home in NYC from Atlanta, Georgia where I known quite a few people.

But, in July, 1979 there was no such thing as “Atlanta Child Murders”; that title came later when all the bodies began to be found.

After all these years would it be possible to trace the call to find out from which number it came?

Comment on Criminal Justice System Fighting Internet Crime by Gunnar Coston

Gunnar Coston — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 04:38:25 +0000

Major just article post.Thanks Again. Wonderful.

Comment on Visit With Wayne Williams by Benjamin Harbor

Benjamin Harbor — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 09:15:29 +0000

Hello Professor Edward: I am geting ready to return to Atlanta. And would like to meet with you and some of the parents and family members who lost a love one in the ATL Child Murders. I will share the evidence of my 20 plus years of research. I will leave no doubt this time. So if you are willing to meet with me. You have my e-mail address and phone numbers. Make no mistake I can prove
beyond a shadow of doubt, about what happen in the Atlanta Child Murders.
The Atlanta Child Murders has a secret that needs to be told. And again Yes
The City Of Atlanta is not alone. Thank You Benjamin Harbor Jr.

Comment on Rev. Edward Blackwelder: Ministering to Serial Killers by Benjamin Harbor

Benjamin Harbor — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 09:03:03 +0000

Hello Professor Edward : I am returning to The ATL soon. And would like to meet
with you. This time there will be nothing left for doubt about what happen in the
Atlanta Child Murders. I Will share the evidence that I have about the ATL Child
Murders. The truth will not be kind. All the same it is the truth and need to be told. Are you up for this? If so e-mail me back. My Phone Numbers have not changed. I would like to meet with some of the parents or family members that
lost a love one in this saga. No more lies. No more doubts. The time has come
for the truth to be told.

Thank you Benjamin Harbor JR.

Comment on The Prison Population in Alabama: A Dilemma by Larry Spangler

Larry Spangler — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 20:00:52 +0000

We are looking at a way to reduce the recidivism rate and the problem is that no one is willing to take the risks necessary to reduce recidivism and help the inmate not commit any more crimes. We need to leave politics by the wayside and see how much true counseling will help these people before release and true counseling to help them when they are released. When you are parole, the parole officers are just that officers and not counselors or social workers, they really do not know how to figure out the needs of the parolee, the parolee just fills out a form, pays on restitution and the 30.00 dollars per month. The parole officer tells him the negative stuff, and does not say “hey, you did a good job enrolling in school” or “hey, i see you received a speeding ticket, thanks for calling me and letting me know”. There are programs that are out there to help an ex-felon but either they can not help because funds have run out or the office dealing with the ex-felon is just way to busy. There are alot of programs that are intact but it is frustrating to go to them or it is impossible to get there. Felons getting out of prison usually get 10 dollars and a bus ticket. Each prison should have a re-entry program, but not all of the prisons give good information. Also, society should ask themselves, “If I was in that persons position, would I want someone to give me a chance.”. So to say the least, there are many areas we need to work on before we can see the recidivism rate desend, but it is gonna take everyone’s help and not complain about the situation and expect someone else to fix it or be the bad guy. There are ex-felons out there who are trying to make a difference, who are going to school to better themselves, who are working in the community, and many other things that are being done and no one even knows it, because we are so worried that the ex-felon is going to commit another crime instead of encouraging them to continue and be there if they need to talk to someone.

Comment on Car believed used in Atlanta Child Murders removed from the backyard of a Columbus home by nee

nee — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:51:21 +0000

i don’t think that man did that to those children, they don’t even have strong evidence linked to him either he was framed or that klan did it if you watch the movie its no way n hell they can say a dam black man did it

Comment on “The Atlanta Child Murders” to air Thursday PM on CNN by Dakota Lipps

Dakota Lipps — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 07:09:38 +0000

I am so grateful for your article.Much thanks again. Cool.