somehow he was sure lucinda had to be good for his case.at judge's ruling was a problem. so futerman switched gears and planned for his strategy to pick a jury. >> we anticipated that women would be favorable to someone who'd have been raped. >> reporter: he decided to do a dry run, enlisted mock juries composed of men and women to test their reactions, not just to the evidence, but to cara herself. it's rare to witness the workings of a mock trial. they're usually confidential. >> and i saw the figure come through the doorway. >> reporter: but this is the actual audio as cara testified for the mock jurors. >> and that's when i -- i reached for the gun. >> when you shot did you know who you shot? >> no, not until i heard his voice -- >> reporter: futerman acted as prosecutor. the questioning was withering. >> so now we have three different stories within a couple of hours period. and your explanation for that is what? >> i was stunned. i was shocked. i was an emotional wreck. >> reporter: that should go down well with female jurors, thought

if you lost your employer, it go find employer as possible because many are lucinda based on yeah, they got okay. seeing my fellow domestic work was i started to help them and i did feel that they needed someone that could understand that that could feel them . i didn't know that there are many of them who couldn't read who couldn't drive. sometimes those who've been badly beaten and some have been we need to be very careful in finding them lawyer in san to live and come down. okay, if we can fit the employer basically the most, the employee is funny so they don't do anything against you because you know, they, you could be only severely that they don't really believe you. she is that receiving, i'm on holiday and i could see the employer produced kim in saying she is self employed work. and at the end of the domestic work on a mystic woke, i couldn't be self employed. but of course, we are more on sending this peacefully. if we can, with touch up with a post, which has been much dependent on them with a love, i love it. and i believe this is them. the domestic logos and by be household

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lucinda adam in briuhton, getting more difficult. _ getting more difficult. lucinda adam in brighton, thank you _ getting more difficult. lucinda adam in brighton, thank you for _ getting more difficult. lucinda adam in brighton, thank you for that - in brighton, thank you for that update. let's speak to our reporter, josie hannett in dover. a lot of the ferry services have been cancelled, what is the picture there? ,., ., been cancelled, what is the picture there? ., , . there? the port of dover is closed and ferry services _ there? the port of dover is closed and ferry services between - there? the port of dover is closed and ferry services between doverl there? the port of dover is closed i and ferry services between dover and calais have been cancelled until further notice for the safety of passengers and freight traffic. incredibly the sun is just coming up but extremely windy, gusts of up to 66 mph. we have been seeing some amazing scenes of tug boats pulling these in and if i can set back, you can see a shakespeare beach, we h

lucinda davis enslaved by tuskegee toscaya, heniha a full blood creek indian offers one of the few existing accounts of the battle of honey springs in late july of 1863. she describes seeing native troops approach carrying the confederate battle flag the changing weather conditions and the arrival of white confederate troops. her account goes on to explain the roar of gunfire that sounded like horses lopeman cross a plank bridge way off somewhere. davis offers compelling testimony about the far-reaching and destructive power of battle on the civilian population and on the landscape, but what i am most interested in tonight is the experience of native soldiers. what do we know of those soldiers on horseback who's writing style was so distinctive that davis and her fellow spectators identified them as indians from a distance. what can we say about their experiences in the confederate army? to answer these questions. i will turn to the service records from national archives compiled service records of confederate soldiers who served and organizations raised directly by the confederate governme

and your great-great-grandmother was lucinda boudre lucinda boudre who you write about. right. she is the mick. thank you for naming her she is the mixed race woman who had this relationship with john cashion in augusta. we could not establish for certain whether she was enslaved or free but i find her in philadelphia in 1860 the head of a household with a you know, something like six children named cashion by then john cashion her common law husband i think was deceased. and somehow this very brave seamstress mixed race woman was able to raise these children mary off her oldest daughter into a very established black family in the city and my grandfather one of her children two of her children were afforded a classical. education at the institute for colored youth and i think that was the beginning of my grandfather's. not just education but radicalization. he there were a lot of leading lights of abolitionism and and civil rights. involved in that school and he goes from there after back south and within years of leaving that institute has gotten himself elected to the alabama

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