n 1982, a court in Georgia found Wayne Williams guilty of murder. An essential part of the case involved the association of fibrous debris removed from the bodies of 12 murder victims with objects from Williams's everyday environment.
Wayne Williams was convicted of murder in 1982 after a Georgia court determined that fibrous debris found on the bodies of 12 victims matched items from Williams's regular surroundings.
In 1982, Wayne Williams was convicted of murder by a Georgia court, with a crucial aspect of the trial centering around linking fibrous debris found on the bodies of 12 victims to items present in Williams's regular surroundings.
