Dawud Shabazz joined the search party, but wasn’t prepared for what they found. The little girl’s hair was still in beaded pigtails. Her bones were scattered in the grass. “I just saw my kid laying there,” recalled Shabazz, whose own four children ranged in age from 3 to 13 at the time.The remains were those of LaTonya Wilson, 7. She was one of 29 black youths and young adults killed from 1979 to 1981, the era of the Atlanta Child Murders. The ongoing horror story changed life forever for many in Atlanta. In 2019, Shabazz shared his experience and took AJC to the area where he remembers finding LaTonya.
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