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Sounds pretty good, it's about the kids railroaded into jail for the rape of that woman in Central Park.
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Documentary on PBS tonight. (Original Post)
Archae
Apr 2013
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haikugal
(6,476 posts)1. What time? Thx...
Archae
(46,301 posts)3. 9 pm Eastern
anneboleyn
(5,611 posts)2. False confession phenomenon in that case. Very sad for all.
Until that jailed serial rapist came forward and confessed (and his DNA matched the crime scene evidence) those boys were held in jail for years -- I read that there are still some who are convinced that the boys were involved in SOME way. Argh.
Thank you for the alert on the documentary.
Archae
(46,301 posts)4. I hope they take the cops and prosecutor to task big time.
Squinch
(50,922 posts)5. I got as far as seeing the father who encouraged his son
to go to the park rather than the corner, because there was too much conflict on the corner. Then the father says, "so I sent him to the park that niight. I feel guilty about that," and he breaks down.
Had to change the channel then.
BeyondGeography
(39,351 posts)6. All of the cops/prosecutors involved are hiding from the camera
Scumbags.