The Atlanta Child Murders: the Night Stalker
Jack Mallard is a retired Georgia Prosecutor (1967-2007).  He received his Law Degree from Woodrow Wilson College of Law. Jack began his career as an Assistant District Attorney in the Atlanta office in 1967 where he took the lead role in 1982 in the prosecution of one of the most infamous, controversial, and publicized cases in the country.  In the 'Missing and Murdered Children's Case, 28 victims were found murdered within a two-year span ending in 1981 with the arrest of Wayne Bertram Williams.  In Cobb County, Jack continued his career where he prosecuted many high-profile and landmark cases including the Fred Tokars case, the first two DNA cases in Georgia, and Lynn Turner in the first two cases of Murder by Antifreeze of her husband and herboyfriend.  Jack served on the Board of Directors, National District Attorneys Association; the Georgia Organized Crime Prevention Coundil; and was the recipient of the Governor's Public Safety Award.  This is his first book.