An inside story about the witch hunts that led to the witch hunt against the West Memphis 3. These witch hunts include the Cooksey-Nisenbaum murders, the murders of Ronnie and Juanita Shulths and the brutal murders of three 8-year old boys; Stevie Branch, Chris Byers and Michael Moore. This book will bring understanding to most of those who don't understand what happened in these 7 murders, and also bring understanding about the witch hunt against the West Memphis 3 and their controversial convictions. Written by a man who was the object of 4 witch hunts from 1983-1989 just prior to the witch hunt against the West Memphis 3. This author grew up in Jonesboro,Arkansas and knows most of those involved with these highly publicized murder cases in NE Arkansas; including those involved in the arrests, investigations, prosecutions and deceit in all these cases. You will come to an understanding of how the baseless prosecutions of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, Jessie Misskelley and the 4 prosecutions of author Terry Cooksey for illegal speech were all the work and witch hunts of the same people. And backed up and provoked by some of Jonesboro's many christian extremists. Table of Contents 1- Understanding What Really Happened.................................................7 2 - How I Became the Object of Four Witch Hunts..................................13 3 - Witch Hun.t # 1 - Little Did I Know....................................................19 4 - Witch Hunt # 2 - The Death Threats Begin........................................25 5- Witch Hunt # 3 - I'm Coming Back As A Bright Light on Easter says Rev Carpenter..........................................................................................37 Christians insist that asking "What scripture is that ?" is Terrorism....39 6 - Witch Hunt # 4 - The Cooksey-Nisenbaum and Shulths Murders.....55 My Trial Begins As Judge Declares the Constitution & Bill of Rights "Irrelevant" to what is Going on in the Court room..............................76 What About the Murders of the Shulths ?...............................................86 The Cooksey-Nisenbaum Murders..........................................................90 The Shocking Conclusion ! Or Is It ?.......................................................93 7 - The Story As I Lived It As All This Happened.................................101 My Side of the Story - Never told Publicly Until Now...........................105 My Own Personal Scenarios for All These Events.................................141 The Overall Synopsis............................................................................145 Is that the end of the story, or what happens next ?...........................146 8 - March on Fort God (Jonesboro).......................................................149 9 - Enter......The Witch Hunt Against the West Memphis Three............155 The Echols - Baldwin Trial in Jonesboro (Fort God).............................165 10 - Why christians hate the question What Scripture is that ?..........191 11 - Cooksey's Sue Jonesboro Police and City for $15 million............199 12 - My FINAL WORDS...........................................................................207 LEGAL DISCLAIMERS..............................................................................215 Alphabetical Index................................................................................217

You will come to an understanding of how the baseless prosecutions of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, Jessie Misskelley and the 4 prosecutions of author Terry Cooksey for illegal speech were all the work and witch hunts of the same people. And backed up and provoked by some of Jonesboro's many Christian extremists.

When a child-abuse scandal is uncovered at an unlicenced daycare in small-town Saskatchewan, it polarizes the community. Frann Harris, a rookie court reporter assigned to the trial the longest in Saskatchewan history starts to wonder if the scope of the alleged crimes is dwarfed by something even more startling: a botched police investigation and inappropriate courtroom procedures. Harris' narrative alternates between the stories of child sexual abuse and whimsical recollections of her own childhood, using the odd touch of humour. Because the unfamiliar courtroom jargon sounds like a foreign language to her and to most readers, she translates it into plain English, and simplifies and demystifies elaborate and stylized courtroom procedures. Harris takes the reader into the courtroom, recreating the trial in all its complexities: the painful allegations of the children and their parents; the daily parry-and-thrust of lawyers trying to discredit both the police investigation and the testimony of the victims; and the contradictory testimony of psychologists and medical experts. Harris also goes outside the courtroom, interviewing witnesses and eavesdropping on the conversations of the accused, the police, neighbours and journalists. The verdicts in the Martensville case were and still are hotly contested. We may never know what really happened at the daycare, but in Martensville: Truth or Justice? The Story of the Martensville Daycare Trials, we can learn the intricacies of the investigation and the trial, and decide for ourselves whether justice was served.

This might be the most unjust prosecution in U.S. legal history. If you think what happened to Steven Avery in the true crime film, Making a Murderer, was shocking you will be completely appalled by what happened to three little boys and three teens in Arkansas in 1993. Three 8-year-old boys vanished from their West Memphis neighborhood one sunny afternoon. A day later their mangled, nude bodies are found in a drainage ditch. Police and prosecutors believe the killings are related to the occult. Three teens are arrested one month later. Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley Jr. are convicted. There's only one problem. Overwhelming scientific evidence proves they're innocent and witness after witness has come forward to admit lies were told in court during the original trials. Award-winning journalist George Jared takes readers inside one of the most famous criminal cases in U.S. legal history. Witches in West Memphis gives a comprehensive insiders' view into the West Memphis Three case. No journalist has written more stories about the case than Jared. The author recounts his firsthand court coverage, interviews with witnesses, research, and other information he gathered in the case. Those interviews include a Death Row interview with Damien Echols, interviews with Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley Jr., and interviews with other suspects, including Terry Hobbs. He's been credited in numerous documentaries including the Academy Award nominated film Paradise Lost III: Purgatory and the New York Times best seller Life After Death. Witches graphically recounts how three Boy Scouts - Stephen "Stevie" Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers - rode their bikes after school on a bright afternoon. Their bodies are found in a wooded area near their homes the next day. The manner of death and the way they were bound, ankle to wrist, made authorities think Satanists might have sacrificed the children. Echols, a troubled teen with a seedy past, was immediately identified as a possible suspect. His best-friend, Jason Baldwin, and another teen known to them, Jessie Misskelley Jr., are arrested June 3, 1993, and charged with murder. No real evidence tied the teens to the crime, but an error-riddled confession by Misskelley was the proof used to seal the verdicts in the case. Read how they, referred to as the West Memphis Three, toiled in prison for years as their case stagnated in the Arkansas judicial system. As time passed, overwhelming scientific evidence surfaced. Witnesses changed their statements. New suspects rose to the surface. No author, documentary filmmaker, or journalist has had more access in this case. Witches is written in an easy to read, narrative-style form. Grab a copy today.

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Recounts the events surrounding the 1993 murders of three boys in West Memphis, Arkansas, and the trials of the three teens who were convicted of the crime.

On May 5, 1993, second-graders Christopher Byers, Stevie Branch, and Michael Moore disappeared from their West Memphis, Arkansas, homes. The following afternoon, their nude, beaten, and bound bodies were discovered in a drainage ditch less than a mile away. After a troublesome confession, three local teenagers, later dubbed the "West Memphis Three," were arrested, tried, and convicted in early 1994. Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley received life sentences, while ringleader Damien Echols went to death row. Three years later, the documentary film "Paradise Lost" premiered on HBO, and the effect on viewers was dramatic. Many became skeptical of the verdicts and also felt one of the fathers of the victims was a better suspect-John Mark Byers. In Untying the Knot, author Greg Day tells the true story of John Mark Byers and the about-face he made to free the men convicted of the crime. Day exposes the propaganda campaign used to convince a gullible public that Byers was complicit in the deaths of his wife and son. Based on court transcripts and hours of personal interviews, Untying the Knot explores all the case evidence while interweaving dialogues and statements. It traces the life of Byers from his roots in rural Arkansas, to his son's murder and the death of his wife, to his ultimate imprisonment in 1999. It reveals a man redeemed by prison and whose change of heart changed his life. "Day has captured the essence of a towering personality engulfed by an impossible situation. John Mark Byers is an immensely complex character, and Untying the Knot pulls no punches in revealing the man in all his seeming contradictions." -John Douglas, Mindhunter