here on december twenty sixth two thousand and one police executed a warrant against his favorite jamie smith before proceeding to his side of the duplex what happened next would change corey's life forever corey says he was asleep when police broke down the door looking for drugs came in the someone you know this is actually happened you know someone breaking your house you know the girl. was frightened defending his eighteen month old daughter corey says he hid behind her bed and fired three shots killing prentiss police officer ron jones he was right for his dad which is why. he believes that's fair and poor he is black he's charged with feeling wrong police found enough marijuana for a one hundred dollars fine for corey was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death in just two hours by a jury of ten whites in two black others mona boom you know saying that the listen to this. i feel like the truth will go soon for. i would never would have thought it would be what they'd done to. taking me to. come pick me like this so there was that. they had to do this just not mouse never woul

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james smith who already had bro charges pending against him and who they actually did find drugs and that that's part of the duplex now or even his girlfriend then girlfriend didn't they didn't know jamie you know separate apartments. and you know there was there's. jimmy smith to this day has never been brought to trial so. you know there was there was that aspect of it we found out later you know several years later actually that the whole reason the raid was conducted was once because of a tip from an informant a guy named randy gentry who was a admitted drug user and so and who left a incredible beat races for fame message on one of the answering machines so you know this is a guy who's described as trustworthy and reliable in the search warrants he was probably use you know dozens if not hundreds of times as an informant for similar raids like this one who was you know a really unabashed racist and so i mean there was there are it's there's there's so many just really kind of horrible things about this case. that aren't sort of unique to this case certainly if you see it all these bad things going to happen in this case that they probably have to know them well and one of the thin

jamie. separate apartments. and you know there was. jimmy smith so this baby has never been brought to trial so. you know there was there's that aspect of it we found out later several years later actually that the whole reason the raid was conducted was because of a permanent foreman and guy named wayne county who was a drug user himself and left a incredible beat races for pain message on one of your probably going to machines so you know this is a guy who's described as trustworthy and reliable with this. search warrants it was probably dozens hundreds of times as a woman and similar greats like this one who was you know a really unabashed racist. so i mean there was there were so many just really kind of orval things about this case. better or sort of it was certainly use that all these bad things going up the stairs that we got. and one of the things that you write about in terms of this case is when it came to the trial the medical examiner their family or their stephen haines played kind of a big role when it came to actually convincing the jury to convicting this man and you know what mo

we'll have full coverage with shepard smith, the entire fine mission. jamieama's reelection campaign capitalizing on his testy news conference. the campaign wring, quoting with in case you missed it the president held a press conference. the last few minutes were something special. here is what they are talking about in case you did miss it. >> if everybody else is willing to take on their sacred cows and do tough things the in order to achieve the goal of real deficit reduction, and i think it would be hard for the republicans to stand there and say that tax breaks for corporate jets is sufficiently important that we are not willing to come to the table and get a deal done. jamie: will this work? susan estrich is joining us from los angeles. happy 4th. jamie: the president isn't the only one jumping on this. a lot of democrats in leadership and in the campaign are saying listen to them. this is what he needs to say. what do you think the impact was of those statements? >> one sets of statement doesn't have that much impact. but if this is the message for rig