This is so prophetic things being overthrown.....after seventy years......the youngest exoneration??? 1944???? Reversal of curses on the black race and a liberty not known before...... crazy in the midst of the greatest reformation and revolution the world has ever seen history is being made....... AL Sharpton gathered a march so long after Martin luther King was laid down......sons of God are arising a the the sound of eternity on their lips and on their spirit. See the country and the blood that was shed has been crying out and look how curses are being purged and debts are being settled years later and almost immediately.......study the territory and the nation and all the history be a seeker of truth not just in the word of God but in the natural too.....but wanted to share what the paper said......seventy and fourteen.... Seventy years after South Carolina executed a 14-year-old boy so small he sat on a phone book in the electric chair, a circuit court judge threw out his murder conviction. On Wednesday morning, Judge Carmen Mullins vacated the decision against George Stinney Jr., a black teen who was convicted of beating two young white girls to death in the small town of Alcolu in 1944. Civil rights advocates have spent years trying to get the case reopened, arguing that Stinneys confession was coerced. At the time of his arrest, Stinney weighed just 95 pounds. Officials said Stinney had admitted beating the girls, 11 and 8 years old, with a railroad spike. In a 2009 affidavit, Stinneys sister said she had been with him on the day of the murders and he could not have committed them. Stinney was put on trial and then executed within three months of the killings. His trial lasted three hours, and a jury of 12 white men took 10 minutes to find him guilty. He is often cited as the youngest person executed in the U.S. in the 20th century. At the time of the crime, 14 was the legal age of criminal responsibility in the state.
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 06:28:01 +0000
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