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40 Years a Prisoner

You don't evenget off your asses and walk down to look wherethese people claim they were

You don't even
get off your asses and walk down to look where
these people claim they were

Full Transcript

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You don't even get off your asses
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and walk down to look where these people claim they were.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
18
Timestamp in Movie
01:14:38
Uploaded
Jun 07, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Philadelphia native Tommy Oliver follows the efforts of Mike Africa Jr. to exonerate his parents, both incarcerated members of the revolutionary group MOVE.
Despite official statements claiming the police showed - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:21
Despite official statements claiming the police showed
What they should've done is shot the goddamn bum, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:32
What they should've done is shot the goddamn bum,
If it was testimony from eyewitnesses - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:21
If it was testimony from eyewitnesses
There's no question of how it happened and what happened. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
There's no question of how it happened and what happene...
For the first time in years, the Black community - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:08
For the first time in years, the Black community
The focal point of this protest, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:25
The focal point of this protest,
With us right now is District Attorney Ed Rendell. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
With us right now is District Attorney Ed Rendell.
You saw the film, you heard Commissioner O'Neill's comments. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
You saw the film, you heard Commissioner O'Neill's...
Obviously, Bill, on the face of it, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:11
Obviously, Bill, on the face of it,
We look at it in context with what occurred - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:12
We look at it in context with what occurred
He was quite concerned. Obviously, he wanted to get - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
He was quite concerned. Obviously, he wanted to get
And the day that they were to surrender, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
And the day that they were to surrender,
I said to a couple of my detectives - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:16
I said to a couple of my detectives
And I said, "What in the world's going on?" - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
And I said, "What in the world's going on?"
"I wear blue, take me, too." - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
"I wear blue, take me, too."
The case got assigned to a bad judge, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:10
The case got assigned to a bad judge,
Two of the defendants testified, teary-eyed, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:39
Two of the defendants testified, teary-eyed,
Boy, that judge turned out to be - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:25
Boy, that judge turned out to be
I am not letting this case go to a jury." - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:34
I am not letting this case go to a jury."
The only thing I am sorry for is that James Ramp is dead, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
The only thing I am sorry for is that James Ramp is dead,