<p>Professor Hamamoto of Cultural Forensics® casts new light on the so-called “Atlanta child murders” (1979-1981) allegedly committed by “talent agent” Wayne Williams that terrorized the city that was touted as the model city of the New South.</p>

Professor Hamamoto of Cultural Forensics® casts new light on the so-called “Atlanta child murders” (1979-1981) allegedly committed by “talent agent” Wayne Williams that terrorized the city that was touted as the model city of the New South.

“Atlanta Child Murders,” and Race-Motivated Violence

Penetrating analysis and commentary on American popular culture and media by recognized academic authority Darrell Y. Hamamoto, Ph.D. He is Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Davis and author of seminal academic monographs and countless publications. A highly engaging lecturer as rated by students, Professor Hamamoto has established a new standard of excellence via Cultural Forensics® in his regularly-scheduled talks.

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