Historic Trials from the American Bar Association
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This document appears to contain transcripts from various tapes and documents related to the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) and Patricia Hearst kidnapping case. It discusses SLA members and their backgrounds, quotes and statements made in tapes released during the kidnapping, and details regarding Hearst being taken hostage and choosing to stay and fight with the SLA rather than be released. The document provides context and quotes from individuals involved in this high-profile 1970s kidnapping and terrorism case.
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Historic Trials from the American Bar Association
- 1. JURYGROUP Define your audience. Design your image. Deliver your message. © 2000-2013, JuryGroup. All rights
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- 4. She robbed the bank. She embraced the cell. She knew what she was doing.
- 5. She robbed the bank.
- 6. Apr. 15, 1974 “ Keep down, or we'll shoot your motherf*cking heads off!” “
- 7. Apr. 24, 1974 Tape: “ On April 15, my “ comrades and I expropriated $10,660.02 from the Sunset branch of the Hibernia Bank ... My gun was loaded and at no time did my comrades intentionally point their guns at me.”
- 8. She embraced the cell.
- 9. Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “…the fascist pig media have of course been painting a typically distorted picture of these beautiful sisters and brothers.”
- 10. Willie Wolfe Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “ Neither Cujo or I had ever loved an individual the way we loved each other. Our relationships foundation was our commitment to the struggle and our love for the People.”
- 11. Willie Wolfe Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “ The pigs probably have the little old man monkey that Cujo wore around his neck. He gave me the little stone face one night.”
- 12. Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “ Gabi crouched low with her ass to the ground. She practiced until her shotgun was an extension of her right and left arms.” Camilla Hall
- 13. Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: Zoya, female guerrilla. Perfect love and perfect hate reflected in stone cold eyes. Patricia Soltysik
- 14. Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “ Fahizah taught me to shoot first and make sure the pig is dead before splitting. She was wise and bad.” Nancy Ling Perry
- 15. Jun. 7, 1974 Tape: “Cinque was in a race with time believing that every minute must be another step forward in the fight to save the children.” Donald DeFreeze
- 16. She knew what she was doing.
- 17. Apr. 3, 1974 “I have been given the choice of one: being released in a safe area, or two: joining the forces of the Symbionese Liberation Army and fighting for my freedom and the freedom of all oppressed people.”
- 18. Apr. 3, 1974 “ I have chosen to stay and fight. I have been given the name Tania after a comrade who fought alongside Che in Bolivia. It is in the spirit of Tania that I say, 'Patria o Muerte, Venceremos.'
- 19. Taken hostage
- 20. Had no choice
- 21. Trauma survivor
- 22. ONLY YOU CAN HELP HER GET HOME.
- 25. Survived Assassination April 14, 1865 Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 26. Survived Previous Attempt July 3, 1863 Severe head injuries when Lincoln carriage was sabotaged. Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 27. Survived Loss of Sons Edward Baker Lincoln February 1, 1850 William Wallace Lincoln February 20, 1862 Thomas “Tad” Lincoln February 20, 1871 Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 28. Survived Chicago Fire October 8, 1871 200 dead – 100,000 homeless Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 29. Survived Loss of Brothers Samuel B. Todd, CSA Battle of Shiloh, April 6, 1862 Alexander Todd, CSA Battle of Baton Rouge, August 19, 1862 David Todd, CSA Battle of Vicksburg, May, 1863 Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 30. Comfort from Spiritualism Like thousands of other Americans in the Civil War Era, Mary sought contact with loved ones through spiritualism. Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 31. Comfort from Shopping Believed Robert would be elected President Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 32. Comfort from Shopping Bought scores of gloves required for Presidential duties Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 33. Comfort from Shopping Bought scores of curtains to restore the White House Right to Mourn JURYGROUP
- 35. GREATEST ARCHITECT IN U.S. Stanford White
- 36. GREATEST ARCHITECT IN U.S. MURDERED AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
- 37. COLD CALCULATED MURDER Harry K. Thaw Pittsburgh Playboy Heir to Millions
- 38. COLD CALCULATED MURDER Crept Up on White Shot White in Brain
- 39. THAW HUNTED ARCHITECT Hid Gun With Overcoat Refused To Check It In Sweltering Heat.
- 40. THAW HUNTED ARCHITECT Brought Lawyer Truxton Beale 1903: Beale Shot Editor To Protect Wife’s Good Name; Evaded Prison Term Referred Thaw to Delphin Delmas
- 41. THAW HUNTED ARCHITECT 9:15 pm: Thaw Enters Rooftop Theater 10:15 pm: Thaw Creeps Up Murders White
- 42. THAW’S BRUTAL RAPE OF EVELYN Lured Her to Europe Whipped Her Bloody Savagely Raped Her
- 43. MURDER, NOT MADNESS “I fear neither the electric chair nor the madhouse, for my act was justifiable…” HARRY K. THAW
- 45. IGNORES EVIDENCE: Four witnesses see cylinder fall from roof of building Steuart and Market: 2:05
- 46. IGNORES EVIDENCE: Wade Hamilton Photo
- 47. IGNORES EVIDENCE: Mooneys Photographed a mile and a half away at 1:58, 2:01 and 2:04 Wade Hamilton Photo
- 50. REASONABLE DOUBT
- 53. September 13, 1931 “Something awful has happened”
- 54. Ala Wai Inn
- 55. Site Today
- 58. Horace Ida Beaten December 12, 1931
- 59. Kahawai Found December 12, 1931
- 60. Kidnap and Murder Decenber 12, 1931
- 61. Clarence Darrow
- 63. One Hour in Governor’s Office
- 65. THE HAYMARKET TRIAL AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION SECTION OF GENERAL PRACTICE, SOLO & SMALL FIRM PRACTITIONERS August 4, 2005
- 66. HAYMARKET 1992
- 67. HAYMARKET 2004
- 68. Matt Degan
- 69. Exhibit 6 Revenge Circular. May 3, 1886 “If you are men, if you are the sons of “If you are men, if you are the sons of your grand sires, who have shed their your grand sires, who have shed their blood to free you, then you will rise in blood to free you, then you will rise in your might, Hercules, and destroy the your might, Hercules, and destroy the hideous monster that seeks to destroy hideous monster that seeks to destroy you. To arms we call, you to arms!” you. To arms we call, you to arms!”
- 70. Exhibit 130 Spies Bomb January, 1886
- 72. Did Oswald Kill JFK?
- 73. Warren Report
- 74. Warren Report
- 75. Lee Oswald Was Framed “I’m a patsy.” Lee Harvey Oswald
- 79. First Floor
- 80. Magic Bullet
- 82. Demon in the Belfry An Historic San Francisco Murder Meets Today’s Science
- 83. Theo Durr an t
- 84. Crim e Scen e
- 92. DeSalvo didn’t do it. No physical evidence. Confession was wrong. Motives for confessing.
- 93. False confession. I did choke her with my own two hands.
- 94. but... Ligatures
- 95. False confession. I went in her and came in her.
- 98. ASSASSINATION ? OF J. EDGAR HOOVER
- 100. Nixon calls Hoover on last night.
- 101. Who found body?
- 102. Who found body?
- 103. Where was it?
- 104. Floor?
- 105. Floor?
- 106. Or bed?
- 108. Meriwether Lewis: Suicide or Murder? HighTech Inquest into a Historical Mystery © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 110. Suicide …? © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 111. Suicide …? © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 112. … or Murder? © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 113. … or Murder? © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 114. … or Murder? © 1998, JURYGROUP
- 115. JURYGROUP Define your audience. Design your image. Deliver your message. © 2000-2013, JuryGroup. All rights
- 116. JURYGROUP 888-436-2849 www.jurygroup.com © 2013, JuryGroup. All rights reserved.
Notas del editor
- “Something awful has happened.” Those were the words a distraught Thalia Massie cried out to her husband, Lt. Thomas Massie, on the night of September 12, 1931—nearly 75 years ago from today.
- for “Navy Night” at the Ala Wai Inn, which, 75 years ago,
- was located here—the current site of the Hawaii Convention Center—where we are gathered today.
- Thalia would later allege she had been kidnapped and raped by five Hawaiian men. This single allegation, made by a white, 20-year-old Navy wife, would essentially shatter the false calm of Honolulu, Hawaii, the “paradise of the Pacific.” Out of Thalia Massie’s bold accusation sprang a clangorous din, combining power politics, racism, militarism and corruption into an ugly noise that resounded throughout this placid-looking tropical community.
- Understandably, then, publicity about the case could do nothing but harm to Hawaii’s economy. A blanket was thrown over news of the events, and initially the story was confined to local newspaper accounts. Meanwhile authorities pressed for an aggressive prosecution to placate an infuriated Navy and local white community. As the emerging reputation of Hawaii as a place teeming with dark-skinned thugs and rapists held the power to completely destroy the already weakened tourist industry,
- On December 12, the same day “The Shame of Honolulu” was displayed, a group of Navy men forced one of the defendants, Horace Ida, into their car and drove him up to the Nu’uanu Pali. They intended to kill him, but instead they just beat him with their belts until Ida feigned unconsciousness, after which they threw him into the bushes and drove back into down.
- The kidnappers get back in their car and then proceed on the famous blowhole at Koko Head, where they plan to dump Kahahawai’s body. On their way they are stopped by a police officer, and after Kahahawai’s body is discovered,
- On April 4, 1932, The Territory vs. Grace Fortescue, et al. opened for jury selection.
- and celebrity attorney Clarence Darrow—hired by Grace Fortescue—representing the defendants.
- On April 29, the jury found the defendants guilty of manslaughter, and recommended leniency. The courtroom and American public, however, are shocked that the Navy group had been convicted, as many had stood by the defendants in support of the “honor slaying.”
- immediately commuted the sentence
- to one hour served in his office. Four days later, Thomas and Thalia Massie, and Grace Fortescue departed Hawaii on the Malolo steamship for San Francisco. By boarding the ship, Thalia avoided being served a summons to appear in the retrial of the four surviving men she accused of assaulting her, a retrial, however, that would never take place.
- On May 4, 1886, Chicago police officer Matt Degan donned his uniform, kissed his wife and kids good-bye and reported for duty.
- As he said from the first, he was a patsy . (Show news clip of Oswald saying "I'm a patsy .")
- Oswald was not on the sixth floor when the shots were fired . No credible witness placed him there . It is true that the Warren Commission's "star" witness, Howard Brennan, said he saw him there, but Brennan had poor eyesight . Moreover, the Zapruder film shows that Brennan was not looking at the sixth floor when the shots were fired, a crucial fact overlooked by the Warren Commission . Oswald's co-workers placed him on the first floor immediately before the shots were fired, At the very moment of the shooting, however, a photograph shows him standing in the doorway of the TSBD . (Show famous Altgens photo)
- For CE 399 to hit Connally under his right armpit after passing through Kennedy's back and chest requires the bullet to magically change 4 its course from right to left to left to right without striking any bone or other object that would cause it to do so . The prosecution's claim that CE 399 struck Kennedy in the neck, exited his throat, nicked his tie, then veered to the right to rip through Governor Connally's chest and wrist is un supportable .