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At just 14 years old, George Stinney Jr became the youngest person executed in U.S. history. His case — a story of racial injustice, wrongful conviction, and eventual exoneration — remains one of the darkest examples of Jim Crow–era America.
In Benejúzar, Spain, 1998, a teenage girl accused her neighbor of a brutal assault. Years later, her mother, María del Carmen García, confronted him during prison leave — and set him on fire. This is the story of trauma, justice, and a community divided.
On March 16, 1984, at the Baton Rouge airport, live news cameras captured one of the most shocking moments in American history. As a handcuffed man stepped off a plane, a father waiting by the payphones pulled out a revolver…
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