Atlanta Child Murders: The Insane True Crime Story

July 25^th 1979

After the buzzer signaling the end of their game sounded, Q, Teddy and other members of their team gather to shake hands, and the assembly breaks up.

Q leaves the Boys' Club and starts walking home. As he nears the intersection, his friend Randy Joe Heast shouts out to him, while standing next to his car across the street.

"Hey, man. Where you heading?"

"Home," said Q.

"Well. I can get you closer. I'm heading to the movies to meet up with a friend"

"Thanks."

Q crosses the street and joins Heath, and moments later, they drive off.

The car pulls up near a bus stop and Q gets out....

Three days later, Louis Evans' (Q's mother) panic is uncontainable. She has not seen Q since July 25^th. She has already called every one of his friends but no one knows where he is.

Perhaps it's because the police are yet to identify two bodies of two dead children who had been discovered in Niskey Lake Road, and they need several more weeks.

Q and Teddy are the two bodies.

They had been the first two victims of a serial killer

And for the next 2 years (in the period between 1979 and 1981), more than 30 black children and young adults would die under mysterious circumstances that would later be commonly referred to as 'Atlanta child murders", leaving families heartbroken and still seeking answers, even to-date on who was really responsible for the murders.

I know you are wondering...

Why has the mystery never been fully solved?

What were the lapses?

What did the police do in handling the investigations?

Who was the prime suspect and how were they 'caught'?

What was the evidence?

Was anybody jailed for the murders?

Why were they interested in kids?

Who were the victims and how did they meet their untimely death?

If you're the type that likes your stories silent, mysterious and spine-chilling, then this true crime stories blockbuster is what your nerves have desperately been looking for. Given its delicate structure, and a style that epitomize suspense, drama and action at its finest, I'd advise you to put aside your current read for this one.

• The stories of the victims from the time they disappeared to the time their lifeless bodies were discovered
• How investigations were done
• How the murders were all connected
• Who was found responsible for the murders and how he was found responsible for two of the murders
• Why nobody was charged for most of the murders yet the cases were closed
• How the cases were reinstated several times years later and how they were closed again
• Why the world believes there was more to the murders than what came up during the prosecution
• Why most people believe that the police did a shoddy job
• And much more

Even if you are not much into serial killer stories, you will love this one

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