but who is amy fisher? >> amy fisher, the villain. dun dun dun.ell, i guess there's a few villains in this story. >> joey buttafuoco. >> joey knew of my intentions towards his wife. >> this phenomenon starts to happen. it's not about me anymore. it's not about the person who got shot and assassinated in front of her own home. it's about joey and amy. >> lights, camera, action. joey loves that. >> tell us your side, joey, right? >> this story has never gone away. it's been told a million times. i got shot in the head, she did it, and he had something to do with it, too. now is the time to talk about it and not drown myself in booze and drugs. i kind of made it my mission, i'm going to make this name something again. because it turned to [ bleep ] if one man can change the meaning of a name, one woman can change it back. and i'm that woman. ♪ why did love put a gun in my hand? ♪ >>> let's start at the very beginning. this is buttafuoco 101. here are the players. we have my dad, joey buttafuoco. he's the larger-than-life, you know, baggy pant wearing

amy fisher harvey one of amy's daughters one of john's granddaughters a general aquacultural tobaccoxhibition. relics and actiq to cody section. my 1882 amy and her sister emily were back at the john marshall house living there. they had rented it out to other families but they're back in the family residence. and even that nephews doctor was tucked away in a box and the cabin in the parler this the picture of the parler about 1890.ed their approach of this is a small dining room of the family dining space. you see the corner there's a couple of doors i think that's the cabinet he is referring to. you can see x-ray vision through those doors that is where the rub is. karl draped his robe over him and has imprints around the house. there's a little bit that howard had to deal with. now that marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of virginia antiquities now is preservation virginia 19011 and 1913 house open to the public. on that opening weekend the star attraction was thess robe on lon from harvey sisters. when they died in 1920 the rub became part of our permanent collecti

. - in a plea bargain, 18-year-old amy fisher got up to 15 years in prison for shooting the wife of herthe case the beverly hills mansion murders. and the story reads like one of the unsold scripts that circulate here in hollywood. - we enter into the world of the television news soap opera. - a story of basic instincts, anger, and fear. - i was scared and i just wanted him to leave me alone. - and so broadcast journalism loses its purity and it becomes much more shoddy, sensationalistic. and then it all comes together with o.j. simpson. [dramatic orchestral music] - i'm larry carrol in los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney has just filed murder charges against orenthal james "o.j." simpson. - okay, i'm gonna have to interrupt this call. i understand we're gonna go to a live picture in los angeles. police believe that... that o.j. simpson is in that car. - the o.j. simpson story starts with the chase and then goes on to his arrest and then culminates with the trial, which goes on and on and on. and it's televised day after day after day. - this is gonna be a long trial.

amy: the family of henrietta lacks, a black cancer patient whose cells were taken by johns hopkins university hospital without her consent in 1951, has settled with pharmaceutical company thermo fisher scientific. we will speak to university of pennsylvania professor dorothy roberts about henrietta lacks and other issues including the criminalization of pregnancy following the overturning of roe v. wade. then to the pioneering legal school kimberle crenshaw about attacks on the teaching of history by florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis and others. >> nobody can be surprised when suddenly this effort to snuff out critical race theory turns out to be an effort to make antiracism unspeakable, to make where studies undoable, to make intersectionality, one of the most widespread concepts across the discipline, something that college-directed students can only take if the states allow them to. amy: we will also talk to kimberle crenshaw about her new book, "#sayhername: black women's stories of police violence and public silence.” all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in niger, leaders of t