liebowitz himself had to have at one point an armed guard to escort him between when he was off duty during trials. >> so we go through the second series of trials. what happens? >> the second series. this was the decatur trials in 1933. >> why did they move it from scottsboro? >> i think it was more a question of simply the most available and convenient venue. there were no legal reasons behind that. but the judge in that particular case was a very, very few reminded judge. that judge after hearing the testimony and the witnesses in effect declared a mistrial he ordered a retrial. that was in 1933. that provided the foundation for yet another set of appeals, which, again, went to the supreme court. the supreme court ruled on behalf of the defendants. between 1933 and 1935 there was a time of waiting. >> and during that time were they held in jail. >> yes. >> what were there ages? >> ranging in age from 13 to early twenties, to two or 23. collectively all my and served over 100 years in prison. the first four were finally released after a series of legal maneuvers. behind the doors c