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Introduction Anthony Dismuke had a big birthday party for his little sister Jerica Dismuke in the Bernice Civic Clubhouse on March 24, 2007. Around 100 people attended the party. Dorian Morris was one of the many invited guests. He belonged to the youngest kids. Others were between 18 and 22 years old. Jerica and Dorian knew each other from Spearsville High School. Dorian says he did not even know that anybody had been stabbed there until Bernice Police Officer Dewayne Jackson stopped him and Denarious Loyd down the highway on their way back home to Spearsville around midnight. What had happened before the party? There wasRead More →

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The original indictment charges were two counts of aggravated rape. Penalty was death at the time of the crime. See how twisted everything became! Introduction TIME LINE MONDAY, MAY 9, 1977 (approx. 9 P.M. – 12 P.M.): Eighteen year-old Keith Laborde is driving around with his minor cousins Sharon and Karen Sanders in his old car. SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1977 (approx. 6 P.M.): Sharon and Karen Sanders report to Sheriff “Potch” Didier, Major Fabius Didier, Captain Floyd Juneau and Deputy Barbara DeCuir at the Avoyelles Parish Sheriff’s Office that a “black man” raped them on May 9, 1977. MONDAY, MAY 23, 1977: (7 A.M.): CaptainRead More →

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Introduction Cornelia Elizabeth Young is the victim in this case. She goes by Connie. Kevin Fitzpatrick stated the following below on August 1st, 2005. Connie’s Statement #1: Connie testified that we met at the bar on July 3rd, 1992. She gave me a ride to my hotel room. We talked in the car for about 20 to 30 minutes about going swimming. She said that she was deathly afraid of the water but decided to go anyway. She said we went into the room, she had a “broken zipper and was not wearing a bra”, so she went into the bathroom to put on oneRead More →

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A white woman claims that she was raped by a black man. Clyde Charles was serving 17 years at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola wrongfully convicted of this crime. DNA evidence freed him and contributed to his brother Marlo Charles’ conviction. Clyde Charles (now deceased) did not only believe but also did know that his brother Marlo was innocent. He told me in an interview conducted at his house that the victim lied and that she had to keep lying in order to cover up her previous lies, when the state set him up. The following is Marlo Charles’ account. He tells this story,Read More →

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Introduction In 1981, James Bunch had been married for six years, was the father of a two-year-old son, self-employed, and without a criminal record. The following is Bunch’s story in his own words. It shows how quickly his life was turned upside down. On June 19th, 1981, on Friday after I had completed my day of work, I stopped at the swinger’s lounge located at 3427 Louisa Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. I stopped at this location, because I knew men be there, when they are out of a job. I had my own construction company, so I stopped to find someone who needed a job. I made it toRead More →