It was 87 days ago that the New York Times reported the Micelle O'Connell shooting case on page 1 and four full pages, with photographs, diagrams, video documentng the St. Johns County Sheriff's Department, two State's Attorney's offices, the Medical Examiner and the Florida Department of aw Enforcement's response to the death of a St. Johns County deputy with a shot from the deputy's own semi-automatic pistol. "Two Gunshots on a Summer Night," by Walt Bogdanich and Glenn Silbert, The New York Times, (November 24, 2013). PBS Frontline had a 51 minute story, "A Death in St. Augusine") (the death was actually in st. Johns County sprawl, rather than in the City).
In response, no current elected official or political, business, religous or journalistic leader has responded to public outrage.
Not one.
Courage, my friends.
Be not afraid.
Justice for Michelle O'Connell.
We shall overcome,
Please see below.
The New York Times article is here: http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2013/two-gunshots/
The PBS story is here: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/death-in-st-augustine/
We shall overcome,
Please see below.
In secret, behind locked gates, our Nation's Oldest City dumped a landfill in a lake (Old City Reservoir), while emitting sewage in our rivers and salt marsh. Organized citizens exposed and defeated pollution, racism and cronyism. We elected a new Mayor. We're transforming our City -- advanced citizenship. Ask questions. Make disclosures. Demand answers. Be involved. Expect democracy. Report and expose corruption. Smile! Help enact a St. Augustine National Park and Seashore. We shall overcome!
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