While Mr Ebans swung a bat repeatedly striking Mr Chin. Who Killed Vincent Chin? rozzer, 1980
Nitz and Ebans were both charged with killing China. ibid. news
Oriental gentleman: His scull was obviously fractured; there was brains lying on the street. ibid. other rozzer
Vincent wanted to get married and have an American job. ibid. friend
When it started America was unprepared: from across the ocean it came: little cars determined to change the buying habits of a nation, and for a while there was no stopping them. ibid. TV clip
We got Japs, Chinese, any goddamned guy in the world working on our line. ibid. car worker
They were placed on three years probation and a three thousand dollars fine. ibid. news
We decided it’s time to stand up for our rights. ibid. Chinese woman
The injustice that has been inflicted upon Negroes in this country by Uncle Sam is criminal. Malcolm X, 1972
It breaks your soul down … It takes your decency and respect. After Innocence, victim, 2005
For every one of us up here, there’s hundreds more in prison. ibid. victims meet the press
It could happen to anybody, and it did. ibid. Barry Scheck
The found four different sperms in her and none of them were mine. ibid. victim of false rape charge
Now through DNA we have hard evidence that there is a lot more mistakes being made than we ever expected. That means there are thousands of people in jail today who could prove their innocence with DNA tests. ibid. Barry Scheck on Phil Donahue Show
My lawyer was the worst lawyer on the planet. The only time I saw him was at court. ibid. victim of false rape charge #2
He was a homicide victim back in 1992 … His name was William Ford … Strong Island, 2017, Yance Ford to rozzer
24 years. Cause of death: gun shot wound to the chest. Manner of death: Homicide. ibid. autopsy
What they spent time on was investigating his background. ibid. victim’s mother
Not only is the phone ringing, not only is there a car across the street but there is the growing sense that the DA is actually going to let this kid get away with murder. ibid.
Frederick Mallefroy: After he was charged [attempted GBH] he jumped bail; he’s one of thousands of criminals on the run. Exposure s1e5: On the Run, ITV 2011
There’s a lot of fugitives but not necessary a lot of people looking for them. ibid.
Last year almost 100,000 people either jumped bail or broke their licence conditions. ibid.
People on bail are a constant source of crime; last year one in ten offences was perpetrated by people on bail. ibid.
‘This was a vicious violent system; you could die trying to register to vote.’ Rise Up: The Movement that Changed America, History 2018
‘What we saw as a problem, they saw as a solution.’ ibid.
‘Their courage, their love, transformed the history of this country by affecting the hearts of people thousands of miles away.’ ibid.
Nearly a century after slavery, racial segregation was the law across the South. ibid.
The strategy begins with a single act of defiance. ibid.
The movement also chooses its leader: 26-year-old minister who is determined to keep the protests going. ibid.
The Civil Rights Act is the most sweeping change in social policy since the Civil War. ibid.
‘We must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. And we shall overcome.’ ibid. Johnson
Equality is still elusive. ibid.
Every 2 minutes in the United States someone is sexually assaulted. I Am Evidence, caption, Sky Atlantic 2018
Really stunning news today about the number of rape cases police have never even tried to solve, not even opening the rape kit. ibid. television news
It’s estimated that as many as 400,000 rape kits nationwide … ibid.
They have not been testing these kits for decades … We’re talking about poor black women. ibid. expert
Ice skating is not used to black skaters [Surya Bonaly]. Losers s1e3: Judgement, fan, Netflix 2019
I was raised with white parents. ibid. Surya
I was only 11 when I first moved to Paris. ibid.
Surya’s talent was of momentous proportions. ibid. contemporary
Surya enters the world of major international competitions. She is not welcomed by the judges. ibid.
It was more of a court jester’s outfit. ibid. white judge
Suzanne and Giletti coach to the 1993 world championships. Surya skates well: she lands seven triple jumps and a triple combination: she wins silver; Oksana Baiul lands five triple jumps and no combinations: she wins gold. ibid.
1994 world championships: The gold medal went to Yuka Sato. ibid.
‘The system is broken. We need help.’ ibid. expert
Fred Holroyd is a former Army captain and intelligence officer who served in Northern Ireland from January 1974 until May 1975.
Based in County Armagh, he worked for the Army’s Special Military Intelligence Unit and with the security service MI6.
His role included recruiting and handling informers within republican and loyalist paramilitary groups and liaising between the Army and Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) Special Branch.
He resigned from the Army in September 1976, 16 months after being treated for a psychiatric condition.
Mr Holroyd has insisted the diagnosis was part of a conspiracy to discredit him because of claims he made about illegal activities by some Army units.
These included allegations of collusion with loyalist paramilitaries, and that some soldiers were operating a shoot-to-kill policy.
He was admitted to the military wing of Musgrave Park Hospital in south Belfast in May 1975 after being told his wife at the time had made serious allegations about his behaviour.
Three days later he was taken to a psychiatric unit at in the Royal Victoria Hospital Netley, an Army hospital near Southampton.
He has claimed on many occasions that he was falsely imprisoned and forced to leave as the result of a ‘malicious conspiracy’ between the Army and security service MI5.
The former intelligence officer says he was targeted because of the allegations he made about some Army units.
The police in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have investigated the allegations Fred Holroyd made about collusion and a shoot-to-kill policy, but they were not substantiated and no action has ever been taken against a serving or former member of the Army.
They included claims that:
Members of the British Army colluded with loyalist paramilitaries who killed 33 people in bomb attacks in Dublin and Monaghan in May 1974.
British Army units were conducting illegal cross-border operations, including assassinations.
SAS-trained Captain Robert Nairac, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA in May 1977, assassinated senior IRA member John Francis Green in County Monaghan in January 1975.
In 1987, Fred Holroyd gave evidence to an inquiry by an Irish judge into allegations of British security services collusion with loyalists in attacks in the Republic of Ireland.
In a report presented to the Irish government in December 2003, Mr Justice Henry Barron said there were grounds for suspecting those who bombed Dublin and Monaghan may have had help from members of the British security forces, but there was no conclusive proof.
The judge noted that the allegations by Fred Holroyd had been the subject of a number of reports by the RUC and Garda (Irish police).
He said the RUC had discounted the allegations while the gardaí ‘regard him as a liar and not worth further investigation’.
But he added that ‘the inquiry considers this portrayal to be unfair’.
Fred Holroyd insists that his allegations are true, and that a copy of his medical records obtained from the Ministry of Defence in 2016 supports his claim that he was wrongly diagnosed with a psychiatric condition to discredit him. BBC news online article 27 February 2018, ‘Who is Fred Holroyd?’
I’m working for the drug lab in Amherst … mostly to perform chemical analysis of suspected narcotics. Though I also help maintain some instrumentation. Do quality control. Testify in court. How to Fix a Drug Scandal I, Farak to rozzers, Netflix 2020