Was beaten and strangled, he was killed, he was then hanged from a tree. One of the men who attacked Michael Donald that night in alabama would later admit in court that that teenager, mr. Donald, had done nothing whatsoever to attract the attention of his attackers. They did not pick on him for any particular reason other than the fact that he was convenient and he was a young black man. He was attacked and he was killed and his body was put on display the way it was, specifically because he was a random victim. All the more terrifying that way, right . Its because the klan, the ku klux klan in that part of alabama wanted to show their strength. They wanted to show what they were capable of and one of the attackers, one of the klan members who took part in that murder, he would explain later in court that he and his coconspirators were specifically hoping that this murder would not just generically terrify africanamericans in mobile, alabama, they were hoping it would specifically int
as bryon and julie struggle to escape the skinhead movement, they sought the counsel of a rival of sorts. you don t have the right to i have every right. daryl lamont jenkins is an anti-racist who runs the website one people s project. julie was, i m guessing at her wit s end. she wanted to talk to somebody. it s obvious they are going through something. they are asking for my help so, okay. you got it. you got it. i mean, i think of you as a human first. i don t think of you as an adversary. bryon s first conversation with daryle lasted more than three hours. he was educated. he knew what the hell he was talking about. we liked lot of the same he was the son of a preacher and in the punk rock movement in new york. our conversation was about the music scene. we was able to get together on kind of like this common bond that we had with each other to begin with. and, you know, just became something else as we went along. and the more i talked to him,
now let s check in with wolf blitzer. he s in for anderson and has a look at what is coming up on ac 360. thanks very much. we ll have much more on the shocking killing of the texas district attorney and his wife. that is ahead on 360. were the murders the work of a lone wolf or part of a larger plot? there s been some speculation. it s the work of a white supremacist prison gang. we ll speak with a former top recruiter for the skinhead movement. also coming up tonight, a controversial shotgun give away in a high crime neighborhood in tucson. the man behind the plan says it will bring down crime rates. we ll also ask mark kelly whose wife was nearly killed what he thinks of the plan much those stories and dr. sanjay gupta. he weighs in on the gruesome injury to the louisville basketball player kevin ware whose leg was broken so badly that his teammates turned away in horrorment he s already out of bed and getting an on
and a clue to the man s connection to hate groups. plus a new attack ad by an obama super pac linking mitt romney to someone s death. and an investigation into the safety of american soldiers. why is an interior tool to detect ieds still being used right now? good evening, everyone, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the rise of hate in america. the massacre at this sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin has raised so many questions and tonight we have new details about the shooter, wade michael page. page was living in wisconsinor about a year, and as our ted rowlands found out, in the months and weeks before he killed six people, page was a recluse and making arrangements to carry out his attack. ted is live in oak creek tonight. ted, what have you been learning tonight about page s past? reporter: well, erin, clearly, this is someone who was shutting down, taking himself out of the day-to-day of society, taking himself away from friends and family. we re also learn
why is an interior tool to detect ieds still being used right now? good evening, everyone, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the rise of hate in america. the massacre at this sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin has raised so many questions and tonight we have new details about the shooter, wade michael page. page was living in wisconsin for about a year, and as our ted rowlands found out, in the months and weeks before he killed six people, page was a recluse and making arrangements to carry out his attack. ted is live in oak creek tonight. ted, what have you been learning tonight about page s past? reporter: well, erin, clearly, this is someone who was shutting down, taking himself out of the day-to-day of society, taking himself away from friends and family. we re also learning about his past, going back almost ten years where he was gravitating towards white supremacy. in the days and weeks before the temple shooting, wade page began to withdraw from the world, sta