George Stinney Jr
Was George Stinney tried by the court or targeted?
4.1 (12)
48 mins
Explore the devastating case of George Stinney, a 14-year-old Black boy executed after a rushed trial. Discover how deep racial bias, a lack of legal defense, and public pressure shaped a fatal injustice.
Ep 1:
A Town Divided, A Boy Accused
In a segregated mill town, two girls vanish and a fourteen-year-old boy's innocent kindness becomes the seed of his destruction, as fear and racism drive a relentless rush to judgment.
Ep 2:
Ten Minutes to Die
A terrified child faces a mob, a sham trial, and a jury that deliberates for just ten minutes—exposing a defense so broken it looks like deliberate betrayal.
Discussions (14)
Linwood
Level 8 · 8 mo agoThe podcast is right about the Feltwell case. It shows the justice system was capable of mercy but simply refused to extend it across racial lines.
Marco
Level 5 · 8 mo agoThe entire case relied on a confession the sheriff never produced in writing. There is no way a 90 pound kid had the strength to swing a heavy railroad spike and kill two people. The physics just do not add up.
Nevil
Level 5 · 9 mo agoTrue, the lawyer was useless. He called no witnesses and didn't even appeal the death sentence.
