Who Killed Atlanta's Children? (also known as Echo of Murder and Unanswered Questions) is a TV movie about the Atlanta child murders. This movie offers a conspiracy behind the murders of the children.
Wayne Bertram Williams was a 21 year old (as of 1979 when the murders started) Atlanta man who was convicted for the murders of 2 killings and implicated in 22 others.
The characters of Pat Laughlin and Ron Larson are based on the real-life journalists Barry Michael Cooper (who was also an award-winning investigative reporter for the Village Voice, and the screenwriter for New Jack City, Sugar Hill, and Above the Rim), and the celebrated investigative reporter Robert Keating, whose story titled "A Question Of Justice", in the September 1986 issue of Spin, became the bedrock for the Showtime film. In the movie, both Laughlin and Larson are two reporter/journalists for Spin who in 1992 are pretty much set in their own lives and problems. Then Ron Larson gets a call from Mildred Glover, a member of congress in Georgia. The woman from Atlanta tells Larson to meet the members of a club of the mothers of missing African American children in Atlanta. The women called Ron Larson because they
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