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Over. see this picture? he did it. see this picture? he did it. >> our state supreme court didnt just read the appeal briefs, they got a slide projector and saw the show for themselves. and within 22 days, they said, lets give him another trial. >> it just broke all of our hearts because we had to call gary and say, you got to go through this one more time. >> billy richardson reinvestigated every aspect of the case. >> we were so much better prepared for the second trial. when i started digging...

>> two years after he retired, timothy hennis was recalled to active duty. as soon as he returned to ft. bragg, hennis was charged with three counts of murder. >> tim hennis is the only person in the united states history who has been tried for his life three times after guilty and not guilty verdicts. >> i cant comment as to why it has not happened before. however, illegal analysis of it was actually pretty simple. >> it is honestly well settled law. nothing the state does affects what the gove...

Many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair flashed in front of my eyes. >> get a conviction at all costs. let the truth fall where it may. >> mothers day 1985, it was a beautiful morning in fayetteville, north carolina. >> the dogwoods are blooming. rolling hills. neighbors know each other. of course, theyre all military families. its within a mile of the...

Expired. harry came ashore at utah beach on d-day. and now that hes come back, we said he can have anything he wants for lunch today. he helps liberate this coast, after all. but he said a hamburger would do fine. whats more american than that? think of rock merritt, who saw a recruitment poster asking him if he was man enough to be a paratroop paratrooper, so he signed up on the spot. that decision landed him here on d-day with the 508th regiment, the unit that would suffer heavy casualties. an...

Post" broke that story. but now, the mention of walter reed in a presidential speech, that name, that phrase, no longer conveys a sense of terrible american failure and outrage. instead, those words in context now convey, as they should, that a soldier was in a place because he was grievously wounded in wartime, but he got good care. he got state of the art care. thats what walter reed means to us today. but alongside that success, that turnaround over the past seven years, from crazy failure at...

The front of the line. youre just out of surgery. but instead, this young woman, reportedly, was told to sit there. she waited for about two hours without seeing anyone. ultimately, she had to go home, she had to return home to feed her youngest child. and by the next morning, the day after that surgery, by the next morning when she did come back to womack army medical center again, the next time she came back, it had to be by ambulance, and then she died there. "the new york times" describes a ...

After that surgery, by the next morning when she did come back to womack army medical center again, the next time she came back, it had to be by ambulance, and then she died there. "the new york times" describes a second case, within a week and a half of that case, a 24-year-old active duty service member who also died after surgery at womack, and a visit to the emergency room at womack. the circumstances of his death so far are less known, but we know that he is 24 years old, he was on active d...

Her youngest child. and by the next morning, the day after that surgery, by the next morning when she did come back to womack army medical center again, the next time she came back, it had to be by ambulance, and then she died there. "the new york times" describes a second case, within a week and a half of that case, a 24-year-old active duty service member who also died after surgery at womack, and a visit to the emergency room at womack. the circumstances of his death so far are less known, bu...

Them through the hard stuff so they can keep talking and working through their issues. >> reporter: he has finally r worked through his. initially you werent buying this dog business? >> no. >> reporter: but now? >> now im going to miss lexy. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, ft. bragg. jf >> what an amazing story. >> this is a great story. the dogs do so much for these wound warriors and the vets that come back. you cant see the wounds on the outside. you see them on the inside. they help ...

Aware of him? he was actually active in the movement. at a very young age he joined the national states rights party. but when he started the carolina knights of the kkk, we certainly did become aware of him. these were really paramilitary klan groups. they were in the streets marching in fatigues and carrying weapons and ultimately they were also receiving training and stolen weapons from active duty marines at ft. bragg. when he was finally recaptured by the fbi he was found with a