Bryan Stevenson: "Just Mercy: a story of justice and redemption" 

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So TRUE!

He's a brave straightforward soul. The audience here would be a challenge for any lesser courageous speaker. I probably would have trepidation speaking to a majority who had not even one of my external bodily type or race etc. (I might try, if I were given a chance, do not get me wrong...!)

Spot on...

100% agree. This man is a hero.

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I can’t believe this hasn’t been viewed by millions! I watched this quite randomly but this was amazing; he is amazing!

Judges and Prosecutors break the law in the name of the law and commit injustice in the name of justice. The true criminals in wrongful convictions are the judges and prosecutors and state witnesses

The human being DEVILS shall always exist and the ppl God has blessed will always be there to finish the tyrants& the workers of the devil god bless sir Bryan.AMEEN☝🏻❤️💯💪👊👍🏻😍

INDEED!

Well said! I found this fantastic! I have to follow this man. 👏👏👏

He'll make them.

Doesn't matter....he's delivering a message to anyone that's interested in hearing it.

Eats into so Many spheres.

it's the non-tax payers that's complex. Or the wasting of money on arms sales and warring. Right here - right now, is a good place to start fixing.

Actually the clients Bryan is defending are often the ones to forgive, to love, to repent, to develop their personal rehabilitated approach, and yet because of the walls between them and the victims (literally and psychologically), there's a challenge to have understanding, compassion or a voice for those victims. I saw a post on social media where a mother adopted the killer of her son after he got out of prison. The man who wrote "The Sun Does Shine" is another example of a saintly person. Thanks for reading my comment if you did. I know if I were Ray, and someone murdered my mother, I might never have the forgiveness in my heart. Bryan actually was a victim himself of his very elderly grandfather (76) being brutally murdered by young thugs who robbed his grandfather of his TV, and then killed him. How would you be able to defend such insanity, cruelty, and sin?

Indeed, Bryan tries to spin the horrific murder committed by his executed client Herbert Richardson as an unintended mistake. Richardson was upset that his girlfriend Doris Wymes had decided to leave him, so he threatened her repeatedly and began building pipe bombs. He put one on the porch of her Dothan, Alabama home on the evening of August 15, 1977, intending to kill Doris when she picked it up the following morning. Instead, her 11 year old niece Rena Mae Callins picked it up and it exploded, blowing her left hand and one quarter of her skull clean off, killing her. Here is some more detail from the appellate record "Richardson vs State" (376 SO2d 205, October 1978) "Doris Wymes testified that she lived at 1806 Kinsey Road and that she had known appellant (Herbert Richardson) approximately two years. Ms. Wymes had dated appellant and broke off the relationship about three months before the death of Rena Mae Callins, her niece. Appellant and Ms. Wymes had lived together for a period of time during their relationship. Ms. Wymes further testified that she and appellant had some difficulties after they broke up. Appellant told Ms. Wymes, ". . . *I will get you and your family, too*." When she asked appellant what he meant he replied that she would find out. Ms. Wymes further testified that three or four months before Rena Mae was killed appellant told her that he could make a bomb if he wanted to do so. One week before the day in question, appellant drove by her mother's house while she, her mother, and some friends were present and threw something up into the yard. This was immediately followed by what sounded like a shotgun blast; Ms. Wymes did not know what it was. Then the next Tuesday, Rena Mae was killed.