Wayne Williams' attorney argues that the physical evidence linking Williams to the Atlanta child murders is inconclusive, as class characteristics do not prove individual characteristics, and the evidence only demonstrates class similarities but not individual identifying features. The attorney cites sources questioning whether the physical evidence constitutes proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

1. Imagine that you are now the attorney for Wayne Williams and
present a case to refute the prosecution and the evidence. Use
the pros and cons of forensic evidence in your discussion. Be
sure to talk about class characteristics and individual
characteristics concerning physical evidence.
Remember to use several sources and site them correctly.
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