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orth charleston south carolina where as you know a man by the name of walter scott was shot multiple times in the back by a police officer who has now been charged with murder. tonight, my conversation with a remarkable woman, the mother judy scott. her son killed by a local policeman who today lost his job and now as, you know faces murder charges for shooting walter scott again and again and again. judy scott is enduring the worst pain a parent can experience. that's not surprising. what is surprising and what you're going to hear tonight in the interview is that at the worst moment in her life she is experiencing incredible sense of faith and incredible strength and even forgiveness. she has forgiven she says the man who killed her son. you will hear that from her tonight. that man is michael slager. he was fired today less than 24 hours after being charged with murder. police chief eddie draeger today called it sickening. the victim's mother still has not been able to watch the full video of her son being gunned down. it was taken four days ago by a bystander and he took it to sh

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