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Who Killed Atlanta's Children? (2000) | User Rating
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DVD Release Date
• R1: Aug 7, 2001
Running Time
1 hour, 45 minutes
Country Germany, USA
Studio Showtime Entertainment
More info on IMDb.com
Other Titles
• Who Killed Atlanta's Children?
• Echo of Murder
• Unanswered Questions (1999)
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Genre: Crime, Mystery, Drama, True Story, Murder, Suspense, Police, Investigation, Disturbing, Serial Killer
Tagline: Two reporters searching for the truth... no matter where it takes them.
Plot: Between 1979 and 1981, 31 African American children were murdered in or around the city of Atlanta, GA. When the murders began, they were not thoroughly investigated by the police, who could not have realized that what started out as two seemingly unrelated deaths would turn into something much worse. Throughout 1980 and 1981, a number of different teams of investigators tried to track down the killer, often doing work that the Police neglected to do themselves, and, after an extensive search, found a suspect named Wayne Williams who became the center of one of the most controversial trials of the 1980s. A flaky young man who was a well known pathological liar, Williams was prosecuted, even though there was no hard evidence linking him to the crime, and found guilty. This film is the story of two journalists from Spin magazine, Pat Laughlin and Ron Larson (Belushi & Hines), who return to Atlanta four years after the trial to uncover what went wrong during the investigation of the case and the conviction of Wayne Williams. The two dig up a host of troubling facts including proof that investigators altered evidence, abandoned leads, and were generally incompetent. During their stay in Atlanta, Laughlin and Larson endure the animosity of some locals, cagey police officers, and
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| Cast |
James Belushi
Trading Places, Little Shop of Horrors, Jingle All the Way |
 | Gregory Hines
History of the World: Part I, Renaissance Man, The Cotton Club |
 | Bill Duke
X-Men: The Last Stand, Predator, Payback |
 | | | Kenneth Welsh
The Day After Tomorrow, The Aviator, Legends of the Fall | Eugene Clark
Land of the Dead, Three Men and a Baby, Millennium | |
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James Verboort
Vanishing Point, To Kill a Mockumentary, A Christmas Too Many |
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