and we're here to say to governor perdue, look at all of the facts.k at this case and realize the facts are in front of you. the wilmington 10 are innocent of any and all charges. >> the prosecutor jay stroud has not denied these notes were his. could you talk a little bit about how he justifies them and what has happened to him in terms of his run and with a lot after he left the prosecutor's office? >> in terms of the nose, unbeknownst to us in october of this year, and jay stroud called the starnews -- the national newspaper of the black press of which the wilmington journal is a part of, they initiated in 2011 to try to get pardons of innocence for the wilmington 10. the black press has been all over the store for the better part of the year before the mainstream picked up on it. as a result of our efforts, j. starr -- jay stroud asked starnews, could you see what the file is all about? he came up there and they showed it to him read he admitted, this is my handwriting, these are my records. what he says is the jury selection papers you see, the k

governor perdue, it is time to par d pardon the wilmington ten.s you know 1972 nine african-american men and one white woman were wronglily convicted of firebombing a store. most of them were teenagers ats the time, and despite shaky evidence, the musics and student activists were sentenced to 282 years in prison. governor perdue, you must stated that there is nobody in america who could say that trial was fair or that there wasn't some kind of undercurrent or overt racism involved in the jury selection. in indeed it was so overt that three witnesses had recanted their testimony, and in 1980, the u.s. supreme court overturned the convictions noting that the chief witness lied on the stand and chief prosecutors suppressed evidence. and now according to the naacp new notes from the prosecutor said that he racially profiled prospective jurors writing kkk, good, next to some students and referring to one black candidate as an uncle tom. but despite that these people never committed the crime, and the time they lost unjustly incarcerated, they have nev

the tradition has been upheld within the ruling perdue vetoed it inserted that cause the power would rotate it to you the south. he was a southerner and power permits setting out after lots of turbulent shenanigans, should it be called president, beattie resident, anything other constitution because they wanted power for being a good eventually he took over as president and went on in his right to contest elections. i know elections are like that part of the world. the foregone conclusion became president. power was slipping away further further from the north. when a speaker at the north they want to be careful to emphasize, but they do talk of a hard-core northern is to have the very concept of democracy and the fuller sense is complete who manipulate himself into the various courtesy said society and want to ensure it is in the hands of the most corrupt, and personal parts, the northerners. so i don't use expressions like the north, picture confronted by a very determined mafia, northern mafia who remained with them. so this president of nigeria who sworn into power, who's sitting

brian lamb went to perdue which is in west lafayette and he said all of his archives there. the justices are on c-span a lot, and you'd be surprised how much is out there in plain sight. a lot of these justices like to talk about themselves which is a common phenomenon in the human interaction, and i sort of went through a lot of these panel discussions and speeches with law schools and there was gold. in between the nine c-span put its archives on the web, so i was denied the pleasure of returning to west lafayette. but the same idea what my editor likes to say in reporting in general you'd be amazed how much is in plain sight, and i thought c-span was an example of how much was in plain sight. >> to also foot your answer around for a second but i am concerned is one source which is drawing of in most of my research i've gone to the library of congress where the justices have their personal papers and a couple of years ago when harry blackmun's papers opened up, there was a sort of pushed back by the court because justice didn't throw away anything. if you want to see every

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