us tonight. [ applause ] and so to present our final closing healing song, please help me welcome emma jean foster, a member of the (inaudible) memorial church choir. [ applause ] >> i am going to sing a song that i wrote while in a parking lot at trader joes as a security guard. and it is a metaphor for life in general not just for people trying to park their cars. ♪ ♪take that space has got your name on it ♪got your name on it. ♪it got your name on it. ♪go on now ♪take that space it's got your name on it ♪right now, it is yours to claim ♪now don't steer yourself ♪in to a hopelessness ♪don't drive yourself yourself in sane ♪you have got to move ahead, with confidence, but you got to do it in your daddy's name. ♪go on now, take that space, it's got your name on it. and has got to your name on it, and it has got your name on it. go on now, take that space, it's got your name on it. right now its yours to claim. now it is all right to be more assertive ♪and it is okay to love yourself ♪but you can be a little more positive ♪love and respect everybody else ♪go on take that space its got your n

a coroner's report at the time describes a vicious murder. 11-year-old betty jean binnicker and 7-year-old mary emmaead injuries suggested the killer used a hammer. the stinney family fled in fear after police came for little george. >> they were looking for somebody to blame it on. so they used my brother as a scapegoat. >> reporter: attempted rape and in a dizzying rush to judgment his trial took three hours, the all white jury deliberated ten minutes, before the judge sent him to the electric chair. his defense attorney called no witnesses and filed no appeal. with attorneys representing the stinney family today, i went back to where that tragic encounter happened, to find the railroad tracks rusted, covered, and the field littered with painful memories. a rush to judgment i could understand but why no appeal? >> george stinney needed to be dead soon. george stinney sitting in jail for a year would have been an incredible difference in the facts and circumstances of this case. and i think in that way, they swept it completely under the rug. >> reporter: in spite of a confession, police say they g