W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: Startling Confession To Curtis Flowers' Mom From Murder Victim's Daughter...A Must Listen!!!

    

 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: Startling Confession To Curtis Flowers' Mom From Murder Victim's Daughter...A Must Listen!!! 7/14/2010

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In 1999, during a recess at the third Curtis Flowers trial in Gulfport, MS, Ms. Lola Flowers, the mother of Curtis Flowers, got a startling and very disturbing confession from Mrs. Roxanne Ballard, the daughter of murder victim and business owner Bertha Tardy…Roxanne Ballard originally told the police that Curtis Flowers killed her mom and her three employees at the Tardy Furniture Store on July 16, 1996…What is strange about that accusation is that Roxanne never met Curtis before and only based her assumption on his last paycheck being on her slain mother’s office desk…Roxanne comes clean with Ms. Flowers by allegedly telling her the following: “We don’t think Curtis kill them but we believe he know who
did.” 

On June 7, 2010, Curtis Flowers became the first capital defendant in U.S. Judicial History to be tried 6 times for the same crime with the same evidence.

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"The Crucifixion Of Curtis Flowers: Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime & Sentenced To Death!!!" 7/14/2010
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"The Persecution Of Curtis Flowers: Only Person In U.S. History Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime!!!" 5/5/2010
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Please Read!!! 24 Things You Need To Know About The Curtis Flowers Case:
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W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "The Persecution Of Curtis Flowers: Only Person In U.S. History Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime!!!" 5/5/2010

    

 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "The Persecution Of Curtis Flowers: Only Person In U.S. History Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime!!!" 5/5/2010

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2010 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Artivist Of Year Rev. Alan Bean
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W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "The Crucifixion Of Curtis Flowers: Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime & Sentenced To Death!!!" 7/14/2010

    

 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "The Crucifixion Of Curtis Flowers: Tried 6 Times For The Same Crime & Sentenced To Death!!!" 7/14/2010

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1.) Rev. Alan Bean

2.) Sis. Lola Flowers (Mother
of Curtis Flowers)

3.) Sis. Lydia Bean (Daughter
of Alan Bean)

4.) Sis. Michelle Milner
(Childhood Friend of Curtis
Flowers)

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24 Things You Need To Know About The Curtis Flowers Case

Highlights (Low Points) of the Curtis Flowers Case

1. On June 7, 2010, Curtis Flowers became the first capital defendant in American history to go to trial six times on the same evidence.

2. On the morning of July 16, 1996, four people were brutally murdered at Tardy Furniture Store in Winona, Mississippi.

3. The victims were proprietor Bertha Tardy, aged 59, two white employees, Carmen Rigby, 42 and Bobo Stewart, 16, and a black employee, Robert Golden, 42.

4. The victims were killed execution-style by a bullet to the back of the head fired at close range.

5. In January of 1997, Curtis Flowers, a 26 year-old black man who had worked at Tardy Furniture for three days in early July, was charged with four counts of first-degree murder.

6. Prosecutors suggest that Flowers was enraged when the $82 cost of damaged merchandise was deducted from his pay check.

7. There is no fingerprint or DNA evidence in the case linking Flowers to the crime. The murder weapon was never recovered.

8. When eyewitnesses didn’t come forward voluntarily, a $30,000 reward was offered for evidence leading to a final conviction. Even then, investigators had to canvass the black side of town flogging the reward.

9. The two witnesses claiming to have seen Flower near the crime scene are an aunt and her niece who signed statements between 7 and 9 months after the crime. Neither woman had told friends and family members about seeing Curtis on the day of the Tardy murders.

10. Only two of the 105 interviews conducted in the Tardy investigation were videotaped. The investigative work product for most interviews consists of sketchy notes on a yellow pad.

11. Curtis Flowers had no criminal history when arrested and has been incarcerated for fourteen years without a single disciplinary write-up. Curtis sang in his father’s gospel group prior to arrest and currently leads the singing at prison worship services.

12. In mid-April, 2010, Curtis Flowers was transferred to the Leflore County Jail and placed on lockdown. Allegedly, Flowers had become too popular with the staff at the Montgomery-Carroll Corrections Facility. Prosecutor Doug Evans charges that Flowers was on such good terms with prison staff that “he had the run of the place down there.”

13. Curtis Flowers has been tried in 1997, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2008 & 2010.

14. Winona, the county seat of Montgomery County, is 55% white and 45% black.

15. In 1963, Fannie Lou Hamer and several other civil rights activists were brutally beaten by police officers in Winona.

16. Convictions in the first two Flowers trials were overturned due to prosecutorial misconduct.

17. During voir dire in the third trial, prosecutor Doug Evans used all fifteen strikes to eliminate African-American’s from the jury pool. The state Supreme Court saw this as evidence of racial bias and vacated the conviction.

18. In the fourth trial, five black jurors voted to acquit while seven white jurors voted to convict.

19. In the wake of the fourth trial in 2007, Winona Times editor Amanda Sexton argued that “Based on what happened in the last trial, the only way to prevent another mistrial due to a hung jury is to move the trial.”

20. The retired black school teacher who held out for an acquittal in trial five was charged with perjury. When the judge and prosecutor were recused from the case, the Attorney General’s office dropped the charges due to lack of evidence.

21. Under Mississippi law, only defense counsel can request a change of trial venue. The defense team believes that a local jury should try this case.

22. A bill that would enable the court to select a jury from a multi-county judicial district has been introduced in the last two sessions of the MS legislature. White legislators endorse the bill while black politicians oppose it.

23. Sponsors of “the Flowers bill” in the House and Senate are members of the Council of Conservative Citizens, a self-proclaimed “pro-white” organization that ended Trent Lott’s political career. The Southern Poverty Law Center has identified the CCC as a hate group.

24. Each trial has left the loved ones of the victims and the defendant emotionally drained. The racially divided community is desperate for resolution.

Coverage of the Flowers case should focus on two questions:

Why is this the only capital case in American history to go to trial six times on the same evidence?

What should a responsible prosecutor do when the state can’t get a conviction and the defense can’t get an acquittal?

Is this a case of prosecutorial tunnel vision?

How can the people of Winona move beyond the legal stalemate that has polarized and paralyzed their town?

(Special Thanks To 2010 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Artivist Of The Year Rev. Alan Bean For Compiling This List, To Learn More About This Case And Others Please Visit His Excellent Website: http://friendsofjustice.wordpress.com/ )

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W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "'Diary Of A Motor City Hit Man': The Chester Wheeler Campbell Story"~Author Bro. Chris Cipollini Interview 10/20/2013

    

W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "'Diary Of A Motor City Hit Man': The Chester Wheeler Campbell Story"~Author Bro. Chris Cipollini  Interview 10/20/2013

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 About The Book "Diary Of A Motor City Hit Man: The Chester Wheeler Campbell Story"1975...

A speeding sedan nearly collides with a marked patrol car at 3:19 in the morning. The quaint suburban area was about to be introduced to Chester Wheeler Campbell, the most dangerous underworld enforcer in Greater Detroit .

This is the true story of a gangland hit man, and the parallel people and events that altered Detroit's organized crime underworld. Drug wars, conspiracies, espionage, corruption and murder... this was a violent world forged from the economic windfall of heroin trafficking. Chester Wheeler Campbell was a reliable strongarm, freelancing for drug lords and mobsters alike. His tale spans from the early 1930's through the turn of the new century. He was... Courier, Dealer, Spy, Gangster, Master of Disguise, Ladies Man... Hit Man.

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About the Author

Christian Cipollini has been a freelance journalist, writer,
organized crime historian and designer for over a decade, covering everything from entertainment to human interest to gangsterism. Rock stars, local news, and even Bigfoot...he tried to cover the spectrum from wonderful to the weird.

He is a graduate of Seton Hill University, and co-created Knock Backs Wear. He is most currently the author of Diary of a Motor City Hit Man: The Chester Wheeler Campbell Story, Lucky Luciano: Mysterious Tales of a Gangland Legend, and new 'expert' guest on the Biography Channel Series "Gangsters: America's Most
Evil."

Cipollini is also a designer of mob themed artwork and
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W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: In His Own Words: The Prophecy Of Alfred 'Skip' Robinson

W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: In His Own Words: The Prophecy Of Alfred 'Skip' Robinson

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About Alfred 'Skip' Robinson

“Robinson, who serves as president of the organization he founded, establishes local chapters of the United League upon request by local citizens. In a community requesting help, Robinson holds workshop meetings in each black neighborhood, where problems and needs are identified and strategies planned for addressing them. An ongoing community organization continues to meet after Robinson leaves to guide blacks of the community in resolving problems and meeting needs. Where the Klan is active and discrimination is practiced, the United League advocates demonstrations, business boycotts, and armed self-defense. The policy of armed self-defense has been particularly effective in countering Klan violence against blacks. In those communities where blacks have met Klan force with armed self-defense, the Klan has backed down.”

~Jet May 25, 1978

Tha Artivist Writes:

What do you get when you mix Bishop Henry McNeal Turner, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X and Robert F. Williams together??? 

The answer is Alfred ‘Skip’ Robinson…

So how can a gun-toting, handsome, charismatic and dynamic leader with a silver tongue who led a 70,000 member organization (the United League of Mississippi) which effectively took on the Ku Klux Klan and the White Power System in the heart of the Mississippi Delta in the 1970s and 80s be forgotten about by history and by those who he tried to liberate from oppression? How can a person who was an in demand orator and whose courageous exploits (which included shootouts with the KKK, protesting police brutality and effectively boycotting White owned businesses that discriminated against Black folks) headlined major newspapers and who was the subject of dozens of mainstream media interviews and profiles and who won a prestigious internationally recognized award (the Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Award) for his innovative revolutionary work seemingly vanish from the annals of American Civil Rights Movement and Black Liberation History???

Some 25 plus years after his questionable death by ‘car accident’ (he allegedly ran into the back of a semi-truck on Dec. 18, 1986, on Highway 78 near Holly Springs, MS), W.E. A.L.L. B.E. seeks to answer that as well as resurrect the legacy of this extraordinary human being via his own words and by the words of those who actually worked with him…We are going to revisit his legacy of grassroots activism via his incredible United League of Mississippi and include his prophetic address from the Distinguished Visitors Program lecture at UMass on Nov. 2, 1978, where he accurately addressed concerns that have already come to pass and that we as a people are currently dealing with…

I wasn’t aware of Alfred ‘Skip’ Robinson until July 2011 when I visited the Ida B. Wells Museum in his old stomping grounds of Holly Springs, MS, where I was informed by the volunteer tour guide, Charles Richmond, of this unsung legend…But since that day I could never forget him and neither will you…

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W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "Searching For Black Caesar: The Rise & Disappearance of Frank Matthews" Bro. Ron Chepesiuk Interview 6/9/2013

    

 W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV: "Searching For Black Caesar: The Rise & Disappearance of Frank Matthews" Bro. Ron Chepesiuk Interview 6/9/2013

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 "Searching For Black Caesar: The Rise & Disappearance of Frank Matthews"
Bro. Ron Chepesiuk Interview 6/9/2013
Crime Expert and Author Ron Chepesiuk Uncovers Criminal Legend Frank
Matthews in New Book

New York City - On July 2, 1973, Frank Matthews, history's first African American drug kingpin, jumped bail in New York City with $15 to $20 million - the equivalent of $80 million to $90 million in today's money. It is believed he took his beautiful mistress, Cheryl Brown with him. Though Matthews is undisputedly the longest missing fugitive in DEA history, another figure from the '70's, Assata Shakur, was just recently placed on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list. A 66-year old Black woman, Shakur's reward is set for two million dollars. The reward for 69-year old Frank Matthews, the target of one of the largest manhunts in U.S. law enforcement history, is a mere $20,000. He remains at large and his disappearance is a complete mystery. He has never made any "Most
Wanted" list.

Many believe Shakur was erroneously convicted for the murder of a state trooper. But there is no mistaking the fact that the narcotics Matthews helped funnel into Black communities across America continues to leave a trail of devastation, betrayal, death and despair. In each case it has been
forty years. And so goes the continued urban legend of Frank Matthews, perhaps the most authentic American Gangster of them all.

Award-winning crime author Ron Chepesiuk goes into depth to investigate the unsolved disappearance of Matthews with his new book, "Black Caesar: The Rise and
Disappearance of Frank Matthews, Kingpin" from Strategic Media Books. With an undercover reporting style that leaves no stone unturned, Chepesiuk's determined crack at unraveling one of the crime world's biggest unsolved mysteries makes for a fascinating and intriguing read.

Matthews' literally dominated the heroin market in the '70's. A country boy from North Carolina, Matthew operated out of New York with a drug empire that spanned 21 states with overseas contacts for heroin and cocaine. A boss of bosses, the DEA ranks him as one of the Top Ten drug traffickers in United States history. A young man in his twenties at the time, Matthews was one of the first major independents who challenged the La Cosa Nostra for supremacy in the criminal underworld. The streets deemed him, "Black Caesar" as he was the first black man bold, astute and confident enough to control an interstate organization of its size, independent of the Mob that ruled all.

Chepesiuk follows the trail left cold, retracing Matthew's criminal path with the nose of a bloodhound. His interviews with DEA agents, Federal Marshals, aging ex-drug kingpins, friends, families and associates are perhaps the most in-depth gathering of details about this nefariously historic figure ever compiled. The book explores a host of nagging questions. How was Matthews able to operate for several years without being detected? What was his relationship with La Cosa Nostra? Why did the CIA get involved in the Matthews investigation? What happened to Cheryl Brown? Why has the mystery of his disappearance been so difficult to solve? And while the questions are explored and answered, "Black Caesar: The Rise and Disappearance of Frank Matthews, Kingpin" colorfully captures the vivid imagery, drama and intrigue of the era, entangling
the reader in a real life thriller.

"Ron Chepesiuk is to true crime books what Nas is to the hip-hop world," offers Seth Ferranti author of "Gorilla Convict: The Prison Writings of Seth Ferranti," who provides the gripping foreword for
the book. "He writes like a lyrical poet examining issues in popular culture in both a historical and scholastic context."

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