wayne williams

Atlanta, Georgia was a deadly place between July of 1979 and May of 1981.  A serial murderer was targeting black children, teenagers, and young adults.  A 23 year old  photographer named Wayne Williams was tried and convicted of the murders of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne. Investigators linked Williams to 19 of the other victims, though he was only convicted of the murders of Cater and Payne. Williams has maintained his innocence, and has claimed that police covered up evidence of KKK involvement. Some of the families of the victims also believe that Williams was a scapegoat. In our latest episode, we will dive deep into the complex case of the “Atlanta Child Murders.”

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Investigating the investigators today! Talking about the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit. Looking into how a small group of special agents introduced the term "serial killer" into our lexicon, and then studied infamous serial killers like Ed Kemper, Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer and others to try and understand the minds of some of the sickest, most dangerous members of society, in an attempt to keep the body counts of future serial killers as low as possible by predicting where and how and who they'd try and kill next. Also looking into how the FBI itself involved over the year into a massive federal law enforcement agency that created not only the BSU but multiple other crime-fighting units. There's a lot of info and hopefully, a lot of laughs coming your way, today, on Timesuck.

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Pete and Chris throw down another good one with a feature on the man suspected to be behind the Atlanta Child Murders, Wayne Williams.  He's currently serving a life sentence, but many wonder if he was really the guy behind the gruesome slayings.  They dig into this controversial case that rocked the country and nearly started a race war in the early 1980's. 
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The AMP Collective, DJ Big D and Dayslayer sit down in the Studio #2 (wink) in the Arts District LA and review and recap Blend LA  Podcast's first year! 

Discuss when and why they produced their House Music podcast. They reflect back on some amazing conversations with House Music pioneers and the new voices of today. From New York to South Africa.

18 episodes including artists, DJs, House Music dancers, and producers like Master DJ Tony Soul, Michele Meiche, Mr. Gene Hunt, Robert Owens, Lady Alma, Jesse Saunders, Wayne Williams, Vince Lawrence, SwaziSunshine, Chuck Roberts, Roxcizzle, DJ Lori Branch and DJ Eddie Ed.

Amazing episodes!

Shout out to our brother and segment producer, Keenan King aka DJ Naneek Divad for reaching out and getting some of the most important episodes when it came to the House Music pioneers!

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