THIS is the disturbing story of an innocent African American child who was killed in the electric chair after being convicted of murder in just 10 minutes by an all-white jury. George Stinney Jr ...

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George Stinney Jr ... included still images taken from a scene from the 1991 TV movie Carolina Skeletons, which told Stinney's story (via a protagonist named "Linus Bragg") and was based on ...

Almost 70 years ago, South Carolina electrocuted 14-year-old George Stinney, the youngest person to be executed by an American state since the 1800s. Family members today say he’s innocent ...

Aime Ruffner recalled helping her 14-year-old brother, George Stinney Jr., graze the family cow one day in March 1944 in the tiny South Carolina town of Alcolu, deep in the Jim Crow South.

Story by The Black Wall Street Times • 1w TULSA, Okla. — Fourteen-year-old George Stinney Jr. was so small that officials stacked books to raise him high enough for the electric chair.

She happened upon a report about George Stinney on Upworthy, the aggregate website, and was “blown away by the gravity of the story,” she said. “How could people be so scared of a 14-year ...

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George Stinney Jr., of Alcolu ... Just as those girls deserved justice, Stinney deserved a better story.

This is the story of George Stinney, Jr, black male age 14 who was the youngest person ever to be executed in the U.S. It happened in 1944 in South Carolina. He was convicted of murdering two ...

Almost 70 years ago, South Carolina electrocuted 14-year-old George Stinney, the youngest person to be executed by an American state since the 1800s. Family members today say he’s innocent ...