Senator Barry Goldwater Imagines Arizona in the Year 2012

[Xavier_Onassis]

Get stuffed.
de la Beckwith was last tried in 1994. Clinton was elected in 1992.
His previous trial was in 1968.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_De_La_Beckwith

See?

[sirs]

I think Ami already did that to you, but nice try

[Xavier_Onassis]

It is not a nice try,  it is proof.

[sirs]

Proof of what?  That Ami was right, regarding the Miss Burning Case, and you were wrong?

[BT]

The 1994 state trial was held before a jury of eight black and four white jurors; it ended with De La Beckwith's conviction of first-degree murder for killing Medgar Evers.

From your link.

Clinton had nothing to do with the case.

[Xavier_Onassis]

The FBI was involved in this case. The FBI is a federal agency

[BT]

What was the FBI's role in the case?

[kimba1]

speaking of apache

where the hell are the indians. I read more about them in the news than seen in real life. in ncanada you can`t swing a dead cat without hitting one. but here nada. are they scaered of getting beaten up? that does happen in canada alot. it`s even a sport.

[Amianthus]

It is not a nice try,  it is proof.

Medgar Evars (the person De La Beckwith was charged with killing) was not killed in the Mississippi Burning case. The three killed in that case were Michael Schwerner, James Chaney, and Andrew Goodman.

[sirs]

The FBI was involved in this case. The FBI is a federal agency

What was the FBI's role in the case?

I'm curious as to the answer, as well

[Xavier_Onassis]

In any event, if Goldwater were alive today, he would be accused of being a RINO by at least some of the 'baggers.

[sirs]

Back to the prior event, as Bt asked, what was the FBI's role, in the De La Beckwith case?  How were they involved? (excusing for the moment, its non-connection to the Mississippi Burning case)

[Xavier_Onassis]

Oh get lost. The fact is that Reagan made an appearance in Philadelphia to deliver a message that he was not going to prosecute past kluxer crimes, and once in office, he did not do so.

[sirs]

So you can't answer Bt's question, and was spewing nothing but your standard non-credible crud.  Your students would be proud

[Amianthus]

Oh get lost. The fact is that Reagan made an appearance in Philadelphia to deliver a message that he was not going to prosecute past kluxer crimes, and once in office, he did not do so.

"A state trial ended in acquittal for six Nazis and Klansmen in 1980. Federal prosecutors brought civil rights conspiracy charges against nine participants in 1984. That trial also ended in not-guilty verdicts."
http://is.gd/r3hh1w

I'm pretty sure that 1984 was under Reagan.