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He was 14 years old. They killed him in the electric chair. He was innocent.
George Stinney Jr. loved reading and riding his bike. One day, two white girls asked him where to find wildflowers.
That conversation killed him.
The next morning, the girls were found beaten to death. No evidence. No witnesses.
Police took George. Questioned him alone for hours. No lawyer. No parent. No recording.
They claimed he confessed. That was enough.
His trial lasted two hours. All-white jury. His lawyer called zero witnesses.
The jury took 10 minutes: guilty.
George Stinney Jr., 14 years old, sentenced to death.
On execution day, they stacked books on the chair so the straps could reach his small body. The helmet was too big for his head.
When they flipped the switch, it slipped off. He died terrified and crying.
Seventy years later, 2014, a judge declared him innocent.
No confession. No evidence. No justice.
Just a child executed for the color of his skin.
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