crowd, the next night, sunday night, ended up at 500 instead of 150. that 500 strong crowd is the one that actually burned them out. about ten years ago, but kennedy at the telegram dug up the old headlines about that attack on the flick family for a column he wrote. from the local headlines he was able to piece, he was able to fit together the way 80 vault. police might have said they were investigating the quote, mobbing, police told the local press at the time that the mob destroyed the family s furniture, broke windows and damaged the building, hit a man at the scene with a baseball bat. the next day, quote, use came into the house and turned on the gas jets and fled so the building would burn to. even though that s what happened and the police were supposedly on it, and they ve been on it for four straight nights by the time the family was family burned out, nobody
together the way it evolved. police might have said they were investigating the quote mobbing, police told the local press at the time that in fact the mob destroyed the family s furniture, broke windows to the house, damaged the building, hit a plan at the scene with a baseball bat. the next day, quote, youths came into the house and turned on the gas jets and then fled so the building would burn, too. even though that s what happened and the police were supposedly on it and they had been on it for four straight nights by the time the family was finally burned out, nobody was ever arrested apparently. according to bud kennedy, quote, nothing further was ever published about the incident or any investigation. and like i said, she was 12 years old when it happened. one the three children of otis and maddie flake burned out of that home in june 1939. she was interviewed about it later by a reporter an gelique
willie! you have let me down. where s the bad lip syncing? oh. oh. yeah. we didn t that s the point, joe. we didn t need it. oh, no. you always need it. what is it? don t forget the what? something for the gas jets. come on. eugene robinson joins us. plus a live report from san francisco next. don t forget the gas. ely for its traffic, congestion, for it s smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don t throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i m doing my part to help out the environment. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can t work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn t have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick.
arthur aidala is criminal defense attorney back with us and former prosecutor. we have joe benedetto a criminal defense attorney. he is with us as well. fascinating case. if it were not for dna which ask a new science past couple decades, if not for dna they would not have a case. not even last couple decades. 17 or 18 years ago once in a blue moon you were able to afford dna that is fascinating. the killer, whoever that is tried to destroy the dna allegedly there was a struggilng. when she left the house she turned the gas jets on and lit a candle hoping it would create an inferno and destroy all the evidence that part did not happen and therefore this woman is on trial. jon: her attorney said, joe, look, these two women didn t know each other. there was no contact between them. oh, except for, the prosecution points out, the hundreds of thousands of