Death Penalty
Natalie Byfield discusses the horror of the death penalty.
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Death Penalty
Clip: 4/15/2013 | 2m 5sVideo has Closed Captions
Natalie Byfield discusses the horror of the death penalty.
Natalie Byfield discusses the horror of the death penalty even being talked about in the context of the Central Park Five case.
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Death Penalty
Clip: 4/15/2013 | 2m 5sVideo has Closed Captions
Natalie Byfield discusses the horror of the death penalty even being talked about in the context of the Central Park Five case.
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The central park five are tricked into implicating themselves and each other. (6m 16s)
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Even with the absence of any evidence, the five teenagers were detained. (9m)
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The Central Park Five describe their lives before April 20, 1989. (8m 53s)
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Kevin Richardson and Raymond Santana discuss the manipulation of their interrogation. (56s)
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The media response to the Central Park Jogger case was swift and prejudiced. (1m 34s)
Five teenagers from Harlem are wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime in 1989 (2m 26s)
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The police controlled the story to the media and for them, all the pieces came into place. (5m 1s)
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Jim Dwyer talks about the Central Park Five being caught in a proxy war. (35s)
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