Crime Laboratory began to identify very distinctive fibers found on the victims’ bodies. “Police obtained a search warrant for Williams’ house. Throughout his house, carpet like the yellow-green fibers found in the early victims. For this to be conclusive enough to tie Williams to the murders, police needed to make sure that these carpet fibers were not commonly found in houses throughout Atlanta”. The Atlanta police worked side by side with the biggest carpet company and chemists at Dupont (Owen, 2000). Other evidence was found a “fiber on the victim’s shorts was similar fibers found in the carpeting in Williams’ station wagon. Chevrolet provided details on the number of pre1973 vehicles fitted with this carpet”. The case proved