first startd that research and a lot of the research i did in that time period was i was largely unaided by any official source. i would go to the courthouse and i would ask for records. they would not give them to me. it was just -- it was very clearly -- it was very clear they were not going to give them to me. >> what records were you asking for? >> i was looking for land records. i was looking for records of the fredues. the concept was there were black fredues and white fredues and there was not an acceptance of me setting out to prove they were commingleded even though everyone knew they would. >> very southern. >> i wanted to make it contemporary times. doesn't anybody care, they took away our rights. is the constitution a piece of paper that means nothing that the president can sign another ask we lose our citizenship and they can do what the hell they want. it's wrong then and now and i don't care what kind of questionnaire it is i will yell it at the president, roosevelt, whoever, it was wrong and it matters. he says it has to matter. to me it's the speech i gave him was drawn

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his lawyer said he was too ill to travel, but the idea surfaced showing him walking unaided, and he was extradited. he is now stateless and books to spend the last years of his life in germany. >> melinda crane joins us now for more on this. demjanjuk is 91 years old. some people are asking what is the point of putting such an old man on trial. >> in fact, much was made of his age and his frail health, both by his family and by the defense. the court did recognize his age in so far as it said that although it is handing down a verdict of five years, he will not have to serve that time. they did recognize the fact that he has spent two years in detention during the trial and the investigative proceedings before that. as of today, he will be free to go. he does not have a passport. he was the-naturalized by the u.s. -- de-naturali u.s. he will remain in germany. nevertheless, the trial was carried out. that is in part because the plaintiffs argued it was very important to use this last chance. it could be the last chance to investigate the role of so- called ss auxiliary's, lower- ranking

there's no question of even who's examined what information they have there assumed guilty and a limb unaided so this is really international wallace but what do you say to people are atrocities occurred people who are obviously extremely upset and angry about the fact that authorities have alerted something like that to happen they also the authorities you must have known why did you do something about it if you authorities have a head start in some respects by not getting the rights of information these atrocities that are continually. well there's all kinds of information that the u.s. government knows as saying now admit as a matter of fact with bin laden they had been watching this house for many many months there's a lot of fabricated information we were told on the u.s. going into iraq that iraq had weapons of mass destruction or kinds of even receipts and boyce's tales testimony were provided satellite images it was all a fraud so the idea that we are protecting people in the u.s. by terrorizing people around the world this is the great crime and the lie you get you going to the earli