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The full court was like, no, dude, your conviction stands, this is it, end of story. end of the road. we realize you're obsessed with this, but you were rightly convicted, it stands. in response to that rejection from the courts, in august, 1989, that guy decided he would start building bombs again. and on august 21st, 1989, he mailed a bomb that was packed with tear gas to the naacp offices in atlanta, georgia. that bomb went off inside the offices of the naacp. didn't kill anybody, but it did blow up and disburse tear gas throughout that office. it was terrifying. it was intended to be. alon...

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Circumstance like this is why? what were the -- why did this guy do snit what are the intricacies of the motive here? this was multiple bombs, right? there were threats and it was a progression, and the pattern here, multiple naacp officers, some of the other messaging, certainly made it seem at the time like this was a racist murder campaign, right? this was an anti-civil rights murder campaign at least. the initial news coverage of the murder of judge vance specifically focused on the fact that he had recently been part of a three-judge panel that heard a case involving the klu klux klan and...

From the courts, in august 1989, that guy decided he would start building bombs again. and on august 21st, 1989, he mailed a bomb that was packed with tear gas to the naacp offices in atlanta, georgia. that bomb went off inside the offices of the naacp. didn't kill anybody, but it did blow up and disburse tear gas throughout that office. it was terrifying. it was intended to be. along with that bomb that day in august 1989, walter moody sent threatening letters to tv stations across the country and sent a threatening letter to that federal appeals court that turned down his case. he said that ...