it was still dark when james craig anderson walked out of a motel towards his car in a parking lot off jackson s ellis avenue. smith says that s when the white teenagers saw him. james, a black man, alone. it is hard to imagine what happened next without using the term hate. the teenagers were mostly white rankin county were being led by an 18-year-old named daryl dedmon according to police. he had a history of harassing teens at his high school by several accounts from parents and students who knew him, he hated blacks, hated white people who had black friends. he hated anyone he thought was gay. and on this sunday morning, after a night of drinking, he and his friends witnesses have told police, were out to the act on that hate. some of the teens there that night would tell police the teenagers attacked that lone black man without any provocation repeatedly beating anderson, yelling white power. then one of the vehicles drives off. daryl dedmon apparently wasn t through
let s be honest, let s go get a right? that s exactly right. it was still dark when james craig anderson walked out of a motel towards his car in a parking lot of jackson s ellis avenue. smith says that s when the white teenager saw him, james, a black man, alone. it is hard to imagine what happened next without using the term hate. the teenagers were mostly right in the county were being led by an 18-year-old, darrell edmond, who had a history of harassing teens at his high school by certainly accounts from parents and students who knew him, hated black, hated white people who had black friends, hated anyone he thought was gay. on this sunday morning, after a night of drinking, he and his friends, witnesses have told police, were out to act on that hate. some of the teens there that night would tell police the teenagers attacked that lone black man without any provocation, repeatedly beating anderson, yelling white power. then, one of the vehicles drives of off. da
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but he would walk free after that conviction was overturned. how did he end up back in prison? you must have been crushed, crushed when they told you you had to go back. prescription for cheating. they read our x-rays but a cnn investigation over the certification of many radiologists. isn t it cheating? revealing investigation, fascinating characters and impact. tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. tonight, hard hitting investigations into racism, cheating and injustice. we begin with a murder in mississippi, a brutal killing fueled by race and ranl. we broke the story of a young white teenager accused of killing a black man just because of the color of his skin. over our four month investigation we found even more disturbing details uncovering how the teenager and some of his friends had a history of violent and racist incidents and questioning whether authorities turned a blind eye. i ve been following this story from the very beginning. june 2