Mar 27, 2017
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Instant karma fails - Instant justice - BULLY FAILS 2016 *part 1*
70 Years After Execution, Declared Not-Guilty
In 1944 a 14 year old boy named George Stinney was arrested and charged for the murder of two young girls in South Carolina. His trial lasted 3 hours, and during the course of that trial his lawyer performed no cross examinations and called no witnesses. The jury of 12 white men took only 10 minutes to agree on his guilt. He was executed via electric chair. Then 70 years later, the case was re-opened for a modern re-examination and he was determined to be not-guilty of the crime. The boys 6th amendment rights were declared violated and his execution unjustified. The family is not happy about the news and they believe the real killer will likely never be identified.
25,748 days late and a buck short.
race & sentencing 101