I was going to point out all the factual errors in this article but the list got just too long.
For example...
"a cab driver – who has since been not only been discredited, but arrested on an old charge – to prove and provide alibis"
Anyone want to have at it?
The alleged victim’s father has repeatedly said that when he saw his daughter come home from the hospital the morning after, her jaw was swollen, her body was bruised, and her leg was injured, impairing her ability to walk.Certified authorities have authenticated the time/date stamped photos that Crystal fell down the stairs.
Well-wishers from all over the country, writing to “our sister survivor” on ourheartsworld.com,
The NAACP sponsored website.
Am I the only one who does not believe in coincidences?
Feb marked the 35th anniversary of the Wilmington 10.
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:ZP5Ai-_U6QgJ:www.wilmingtonjournal.com/News/article/article.asp%3FNewsID%3D66518%26sID%3D38+chavis+wilmington&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1
http://gtrc.blogspot.com/ Next week the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission
from their website:
The report itself will be released to the public and posted online (at
http://www.greensborotrc.org/) the evening of May 25, without the customary early release to media outlets. Instead of relying on others’ interpretations, the public will be able to read and process for themselves the GTRC’s findings and conclusions on the context, causes, sequence and consequence of Greensboro’s tragedy of Nov. 3, 1979.
On that day, Klan and Nazi members killed five labor organizers and wounded ten others at a “Death to the Klan” rally organized in a public housing community by the Communist Workers Party. Klan and Nazi defendants were acquitted of murder and civil rights violations in state and federal criminal trials. However, a civil trial found that Klansmen, Nazis and two members of the Greensboro Police Department were jointly liable for one wrongful death.
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It is about power in Durham. Someone was smart enough to capitalize on the non-crime in March.
FYI: The Wilmington Ten
Benjamin F. Chavis
Reginald Epps
Jerry Jacobs
James McKoy
Wayne Moore
Anne Sheppard Morris
Marvin Patrick
Connie Tindall
Willie Earl Vereen
Joe Wright