MUMIA ABU-JAMAL: A Case for Reasonable Doubt? HBO Documentary DIRECTOR'S CUT

[@register1430]

thx for the upload. Heard of the case but not the details. My preconceptions have been turned around, guilty or not he did not get a fair shake.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

That's all nonsense. Everything in this video is one-sided and dishonest.

[@randlemcmurphy4594]

No Pennsylvania judge or governor will ever pardon or dismiss the charges on this guy. Their career would be over and they would have to move out of the state

[@DaveSCameron]

Justice cannot be political.

[@randlemcmurphy4594]

@@DaveSCameron Which part of my previous statement did you think was about Getting Justice?

[@ronofficial5958]

@@randlemcmurphy4594 I heard that! Justice is not a part of the equation. They had, and have no thoughts of displaying and carrying out justice in this case, and many other political prisoner cases.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Or maybe he's guilty and it's been proven. SMDH.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

@DaveSCameron It never was political. Mumia is guilty and they proved it.

[@caj1119]

Why doesn't this documentary mention one little thing about Mumia's brother? Seems to be an important detail.

[@hardwired8084]

Mumia's words cut deep, I can actually "feel" the spirit of his fear and terror in a country where, even today, you can be killed, walking down the street, or driving your car, or sitting in your home, while being black. I am over here in the Caribbean, a rainbow nation, where there is no such thing, and I can feel the terror!!! It is gut-wrenching and a stain on humanity!!!

[@paigemprice]

Being tried and convicted in America does not mean you're guilty

[@g.hon.4645]

And also: Beating the rap does not always mean you're innocent. 😪 Mumia is in a trap of his own making & he knows it. He thought back at that time that he would be in control of his defense/image. He did not know enough & he was wrong. Now the only thing that's kept him alive is the very legal system he thought he'd "work". He has tried everything but agood lawyer. Derschowitz & his "Innocence Project" wouldn't get involved. Now, why was that? His only hope has been his brother & he ain't talkin'. How does that happen? Was the man ever subpoenaed? You don't just walk away fron those. You do & there are APBs out for you all over the place. Yet abt the brother: nothing. You can't make a case that that wasn't on purpose. He's the only one who really KNOWS & he won't come forward to.get his "innocent" brother out if prison. He's either one of the most selfish, cowardly men who.ever lived or... OR this was an agreed on strategy.

[@caj1119]

Why didn't this documentary make one mention of his brother William seeing everything but never has uttered a word in Mumia's defense? Seems like his presence at the scene warrants a mention in this documentary. But it does not and I find that rather peculiar.

[@gwendebrow747]

Mumia's brother was told not testify at this brothers trial by his lawyers. His brother is likely afraid of being killed by the cops who killed Faulkners real killer. As you well know cops get away with murder every day.

[@caj1119]

@@gwendebrow747 Fine. So why wasn't ANY of what you're saying mentioned in this documentary? It seems rather important and just completely omitting anything about the brother is very telling. The silence is rather deafening.

[@itzenormous]

@@caj1119 Why isn't it mentioned? Is that a serious question? You are aware that this was an HBO documentary, aren't you. Expecting anything truthful, or a scathing critique of law enforcement, to come from Warner Brothers/Discovery (the owners of HBO) is like believing in the tooth fairy. 😆 And why, or how, was his brother at the scene? Was he riding in Mumia's taxi, with him? Or, was he just casually strolling down Locust Street, at 4:00 in the morning, and just happened to be there?

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Simple: it's all one-sided nonsense. This video is full of lies and distortions. Mumia is guilty beyond all doubt.

[@Rmedia360]

John, THIS IS MY NEW FAVORITE CHANNEL!! Next to MLK, this was my favorite! Definitely Top 5 on KZbin. All of your content has replay value. Thanks again!!

[@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES]

Welcome aboard!

[@shawnanderson9142]

Police officers life is no more valuable than a civilian period

[@K131399]

bahahahahahahahaahaa

[@trollgod7565]

Yes especially a black thug

[@a_lucientes]

I dont know if he is guilty or not, but find it very strange that he does not say what took place that night. Even years later when this was filmed, he still would not say. All he says is that he is innocent of the charges.

[@sumwun3179]

Whatever you say can and will be used against you.

[@caj1119]

I find it even stranger that his brother, who was right there and saw EVERYTHING, is not mentioned at all in this documentary. The silence on that is just deafening. His brother was right there, yet this documentary does not say ONE WORD about him.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Because he's guilty.

[@jmpayne333]

So Jamal’s brother who witnessed everything has refused to testify on his brothers behalf. Either he got the worst brother ever or he did it.

[@jeffrockwell1555]

That might be just it...why he wont say what happened...he is still innocent but wnt betray his brother. he should if this is indeed the case still be released...his brother's potential guilt is beside the point

[@caj1119]

They don't mention a WORD about the brother in this documentary, nothing. The silence is just deafening on that one and shows you how biased the producers of this were.

[@derekshirley5543]

Maybe he’s been threatened by cops. Just an idea

[@nicolegillespie4704]

Corrupt officials may have threatened the brother and his family...giving him a choice of defending his brother or the safety of his kids. This poor family . This case pisses me off.

[@jmpayne333]

@@nicolegillespie4704 or maybe he was guilty ? And the brother didn’t want to stick up for a cold blooded murder ? It’s funny how the convicteds family is getting more sympathy than the person he killed. Notice you didn’t say you feel bad for the people who actually lost someone.

[@smith4407]

For protection, Mumia carried a gun that had no live ammo.

[@TheHef12345678]

exactly....thats when I should have stopped watching but I continued:/

[@trollgod7565]

An empty gun provides no protection. He’s lying

[@DaveSCameron]

@@trollgod7565 Maybe yes but better than nothing, also why didn't his brother take the stand, ever?

[@g.hon.4645]

Somebody should've warned his brother.

[@NikoHL]

Such Corrupt Police.... Jamal is clearly innocent. No mention of the brother who apparently started the whole incident.

[@DaveSCameron]

One of so many yes, good on those who chase for #JUSTICEFORALANKAISER

[@ceceliadouglas6100]

QUESTION why won't he brother come forward. Is he afraid, was he threatened like the other people. And how does his brother feel about him no coming forward.

[@krogersucks45]

Why did the media give this guy the time of day ?

[@jbslimshaddy]

'murder is not a political act' ? Except when its used by the CIA or the US army i guess...

[@g.hon.4645]

Where's Mumia's BROTHER?? Anyone have ANY idea where he is? Besides MUMIA, that is...

[@kewsiyehboah9514]

( 29 ) Years On Death Row.. 2011 Removed From Death to Life Without Parole.. Stuff of Nightmares - Wonder How Many Innocent Folks are Doing Hard Time.. All da Best Folks..

[@ryanhansen1325]

Then who killed officer Faulkner if he’s innocent? Why won’t he say who shot him if he didn’t do it?

[@corey8519]

The guy who said he saw the guy get out the Volkswagen and shoot the cop then run was full of shit. Story changed many times. U can tell he's just lying

[@emanuelsantos5925]

But you can't tell they should listen to all the evidence, manipulate/intimidate witnesses and acceptance of the judge?

[@TheShahofBaltimore]

John this was a GREAT DOCUMENTARY! You should make more like these!

[@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES]

Thanks. Maybe I will if anyone would fund them

[@caj1119]

@@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Why doesn't this documentary mention one little thing about Mumia's brother? Seems to be an important detail.

[@eniszita7353]

suppose you walked up to a crime scene. there is a guy, shot once, next to his revolver with 5 empty casings in it, and another guy, shot several times who has a pistol with one empty casing. Any reasonable person would conclude that the most reasonable explanation was that these two people shot each other.

[@alntr2872]

But the evidence does not support the logical conclusion. Something logical does not make it factual. Remember, the forensics do not support that the bullet found in the victim was fired from his gun.

[@samstevens7172]

@@alntr2872 that’s an incorrect statement. Factually, the bullet fragments in Officer Faulkner could not be conclusively identified as coming from Jamal’s gun, although they were able to conclude that identifying twists and grooves on the fragment were consistent with the Charter Arms .38 recovered and proven to be Jamal’s. Logical thinking does apply. It’s the basis of evaluating circumstantial evidence.

[@alntr2872]

@@samstevens7172 Sorry, good try, WRONG!!!

[@samstevens7172]

@@alntr2872 that’s correct. You were wrong. Cite any sources to the contrary if you’re able.

[@alntr2872]

@@samstevens7172 Sorry, nice try, YOU ARE WRONG!!!

[@donellboozer4349]

I don't see how a jury sent Mr. Mumia Abu Jamal to death row on such flimsy evidence,e.g, the prosecution didn't connect the gun to the defendant and common pleas judge Albert Sabo set the stage for the worst railroad of justice in Pennsylvania history....

[@nicolegillespie4704]

Veronica Jones is a victim of the corruption as well. My heart goes out to her. I'm sure many of us would of done the same thing. I would like to believe that I wouldn't , however you don't know unless you're put that situation.

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

Hurricane Rubin Carter.

[@K131399]

bahahahahahahahahahaaa

[@trollgod7565]

He was guilty too

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@trollgod7565 Guilty of what?

[@allanmcinnes4765]

No wonder Jamal refused to recognise the "Judge". A fair trial was doomed from the start hiding any evidence of an acquital. Those police officers committed perjury...It's a dirty rotten shame.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Total nonsense.

[@BrittanyHutcherson]

All of us need to be in the street for Mumia's next hearing he is now 70 years old wasting away behind the wall the Philadelphia criminal justice system has committed an abortion of justice making it their business to try and kill Mumia by incarceration while Faulkner's killer continued to roam the streets as a pig what a shame Faulkner's wife and family didn't get justice at all and two families suffered a loss unnecessarily. Nobody won in this case. Again the criminal justice system failed it's citizens allowing Sabo to continue being a judge everyone who turned a blind eye to his behavior should be ashamed of themselves. Mumia will be free. Free Mumia until it's backward.

[@TheShahofBaltimore]

When’s the next hearing??? Everyone needs to Read the COINTELPRO memo that says “We need to STOP the rise of a Black Messiah like MLK and Malcom X they have the Power to unite the black people!” My jaw DROPPED when I read that! 😮😮

[@michelebrown5142]

If his brother had come forward the police would have said they both did it. Come on y'all. Mumia used his radio forum to talk about police corruption and Mayor Frank Rizzo darn near everyday. He was never gonna get out. I'm surprised he's made it this long. I would have thought by now they would have lied and said he hung himself in his cell.

[@gregharris5852]

If he was under surveillance than how they don’t know if he did it or not 🤔

[@itzenormous]

Because THEY did it - the police. Officer Faulkner was helping the Feds investigate corrupt cops in Philadelphia, and members of the Philly PD had it out for him. So, what better way to kill 2 birds, with 1 stone, than to take out the cop who is about to expose you, and frame a political enemy for the crime?

[@g.hon.4645]

@@itzenormous I've heard that one too. Sounds like an episode of "Cold Case". Sources, please.

[@trollgod7565]

Either Mumia or his brother did it

[@Agapy8888]

A fellow cop.

[@DaveSCameron]

Very strange that his own brother hasn't ever come forward I feel..

[@DaveSCameron]

@excellenthealthandwealth wealth oh I couldn't agree with you more but its certainly a crucial question Imo. 👍

[@Agapy8888]

@@DaveSCameron He has been threatened to never reveal the truth. If they can cover up the assassination of a president what stops them to cover this up.

[@trollgod7565]

@excellenthealthandwealth wealth I don’t believe he’s innocent. The evidence speaks for itself

[@dbone024]

Oh damn, well I actually believe that story at 45:59

[@1stBelieveinu2]

In summary they chose to make an example out a Mumia a citizen of Philadelphia who tried to help a cop. In process of helping Mumia caught a stray👍

[@armandoucles5346]

Growing up, Mumia Abu Jamal scared me. To me, as a child, he looked like the Boogeyman. I remember when this documentary came out on HBO I couldn’t get around to watch it. The way this documentary was edited and put together was scary. But I finally watched this documentary in its entirety and it’s another example of a racist justice system wanting to put a black man behind bars for a crime he didn’t do.

[@cdubs9918]

If Jamal got on top of the officer after he was shot, was his blood on the officers uniform? That seems to be important evidence. If a lot of his blood is on the uniform then that shows that he did get on top of the officer. If there is no blood on the uniform, it shows he wasn't on top of him.

[@darrylwatsons3713]

Patiently we wait for the most high return

[@darilcaldwell31]

why do people always want to justify criminals

[@zachowen3895]

Man there is too much proof that an abundance of people from that generation and that political persuasion were wrongfuly prosecuted. So when there is so much doubt with a case, it's more than worth hearing

[@allanmcinnes4765]

Were you on the jury?

[@kevinlaster2287]

Closet racist

[@darilcaldwell31]

@@allanmcinnes4765 how about you where you there and no it's a bunch of left wing propaganda he is guilty as hell you dumbass libitards

[@trollgod7565]

He’s guilty

[@jahrombey8208]

What about the cops killing innocent people in America

[@ST-tg5uy]

Not enough evidence, he shouldnt be in prison. Plenty of cops get off easy. Let him go. It's been too long.

[@mattklein62]

Something is rotten with the prosecutions case but, if he wont take the stand, if he wont say what happened. And his brother, younger brother? Where is he? Very eloquent commentator on American Foreign policy and Domestic policy. What happened?

[@brianpomeroy9624]

He's guilty. That's what happened. SMDH.

[@michaeljoseph3528]

William, where are ?

[@thoughtleader96]

MumiaAbuJamal didn’t kill that cop

[@trollgod7565]

Yes he did

[@DaveSCameron]

Brother perhaps?

[@bennykrebschristensen5215]

@excellenthealthandwealth wealth Tell me how a "trigger happy idiot" look like? Im not not saying one thing or the other, but go and look at pictures of people who definitely shot someone and research how they act, you might find Phil Spector and argue you are surprised he only had a killcount of 1. But then you find out Colonel Sanders Once Shot A Business Rival In A Gunfight Over A Sign. When it comes to the nature of how Jamal acts, go look at Ted Bundy, he has a vivid body languish and gestures with his hands like Jamal, he enunciates words like Jamal does, he comes of as if he is learned, as do Jamal. Bundy was somewhat erratic, but he is illustrating that he was capable to act not unlike Jamal. I want to make clear im not comparing the two beyond this point, Bundy was a pure monster. What im getting at, don't judge a book by it's cover, it is a cliche but the thing is cliches are a thing, because they get repeated and often times this is because they are true. So my opinion is does Mumia look like a killer? Sure he does, but so do we, he also look like someone who could be innocent. I think there are some red flags, as the gun that was found on the crime scene, the one belonging to Jamal, with spent cartridges, who would show up brandishing an empty gun under any of the alleged circumstances no matter what you believe, that is an odd thing to do. I have to reach to make that make sense. Then there are the thing with his brother everyone i bringing up... that's odd too, i have to reach again. The police where being goofs with collecting samples, when they did not find gunpowder residue it was not necessarily because none was present, just that it was not done, but lack of evidence is not evidence. Im having to reach again to make the story be true.

[@bennykrebschristensen5215]

@excellenthealthandwealth wealth Dr. Hoyer testified at the 1995 PCRA Hearing and explained that his 1981 note merely reflected his speculation at what caliber the bullet might be, made when he first saw the wound and before he started the autopsy. The note was written on a piece of scrap paper, and was not a part of (and was never intended to be a part of) his professional findings. I think the fact that this documenty does not mention the brother, proves it to be somewhat bias, and the only source i have for the witnesses being coerced, is in fact this documentary and people who uses it as a factual source makes it problematic. I have however found compelling evidence against it.

[@carlosangel9404]

Veronica Jones is an incredibly brave woman, and that demon of a prosecutor and those scumlicking cops could not shake her conviction, no matter how hard they tried. What an inspiring woman. I have no doubt in my mind that Mumia Abu-Jamal is an innocent man. The evidence presented by the defense, the evidence that was not permitted to be seen by the jury, as well as the new evidence that has come to light thanks to Amnesty International, proves it beyond a shadow of a doubt.

[@hughiedavies6069]

The prosecutor, the judge and the police all decided who would be guilty 🙄

[@dikhurtz2406]

I’ve had my doubts about this case for years

[@pedenmk]

There's nothing worse than a police officer who is sworn to uphold the law. I believe this man is innocent.

[@rahajibaba]

The cops are lying

[@GraceGregg]

When I look at his case. It reminds me of the Dred Scott of 1858. Even when he was free, he was still a slave. They refuse to free him. The System would never let him be Scott Free. He is turning over in his grave.

[@timbango2090]

Idk about dude. But I do know the police and legal system is f'd.

[@StuffedBearSus]

Brilliant

[@dbone024]

Mumia was an idiot during his trial, but I don't think he executed that officer. William Singletarys witness statement is highly believable.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Baloney. Singletary's story makes no sense at all! He's guilty.

[@godfathaofyo]

Singletary claims that a cop who was shot twice, first in the back, then while laying on the ground, executed with a shot between the eyes, in the forehead, mistakenly shot Mumia, hahahahaha...Utter horsesheeiiit

[@kitchenskills5427]

The confession story seems highly suspect and is contradicted by the physician who can attest to his medical condition at the time, aside from the fact that is sounds unbelievable that any suspect would brag about the shooting in a room full of police officers.

[@danthomas6587]

I feel that Veronica Jones was telling the truth when she said she was offered a deal by the police. She was visibly shaken and teary eyed when she told her version of events. I didn't believe Jamal and I didn't necessarily believe the prosecutor either but I would bet the farm on what Veronica Jones said.

[@danlowe8684]

First of all, I think a judge that was a former member of The Shriners would likely have recused himself from presiding over a murder case involving one of the beloved mini-car drivers in a parade. Then, he hears the whole appellate process which would have required him to find his own courtroom somehow was out of order. Secondly, the coroner wrote down .44 caliber for a reason. That reason is that he knew it was a .44. He then claimed he was not a gun expert. While this may true, any coroner in any major city is a projectile expert simply by the number of autopsies they perform on murder victims. The difference between a .38 and a .44 is large and noticeable. As a size comparison, if you tried to load a .38 bullet into a .44 caliber revolver, the .38 would fall right thru the chamber. It is Dirty Harry vs. Frank Cannon. Third, arresting the gal on nothing charges after she changed her testimony is telling. That looked bad from every possible angle, yet the cops still did it. It spoke volumes of the PD's attitude of invincibility - no matter how obviously corrupt it looked - and was obviously a message to any other witnesses that would dare to come forward. Fourth, the female witness with her address redacted, that was never contacted by the defense, and years later said she can't remember details. There are certain things that happen in one's life that they do not forget. Witnessing a murder ranks pretty high on that list. Maybe you forget a license plate #. Maybe the exact time on the clock. Perhaps the TV show you were watching. But you aren't forgetting what happened as you watched it go down, recounted it not only to police, but likely to scores of times to neighbors, friends, and maybe family over the years. And the thousands of times it has replayed in your head. Nope.

[@danlowe8684]

@@19thnervousbreakdown80 If any judge has any conflict of interest in any case anywhere, they should recuse themselves.

[@tothelighthouse9843]

Thank you.

[@ThomasjBrown-ir8vh]

Free this man!

[@StuffedBearSus]

Why? Don’t you think his brother would have took the stand if he didn’t do it ? Where’s the brothers story ? Exactly

[@DivineKing1x]

Free Mumia !

[@michaelbriscoe809]

Free that Man!!!!

[@shannonasberry7641]

Asap

[@trollgod7565]

He’s guilty as hell

[@ChristianNewsandInterviews]

Either that or a ghost killed the officer

[@ttbaby1342]

trollazz you are too🖕🏾☠💀

[@lboogie6958]

No ⚖ on stolen land 🛎 ..

[@slit282]

At first I was like maybe he is guilty then I remembered it was the Philadelphia Police Department...these crooked cops set this man up for sure

[@deedeeconley]

Hope this woman and her family are still alive 😳🥺🧐🤔 this is sad and SCARY 😨😕🥺 we can see 👀 she scared 😨🤯 to death 😳🧐🤔 they used her 😕🧐🤔🥺🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@trollgod7565]

If Mumia didn’t do it then his brother did. It’s just that simple. His one brother won’t testify for him. I don’t believe he’s innocent.

[@niamuhammad7249]

His brother had a friend in the car that fled the scene.

[@milart12]

@@niamuhammad7249 Incorrect, of course.

[@NoBody-gx2yk]

If one has not spoken of his own self Then judgement comes from the opinions of someone else Then has false witness been spoken And that one of God commandments that's broken

[@johncaccioppo1142]

Who has not spoken?

[@amina-pr8xt]

The family of the policeman has no gain when a wrong one is convicted

[@juugerjuuger3141]

The witnesses who say they were pressured to make false statements have even less to gain and worse they have to worry about corrupt police harassing them after doing so

[@tysonhustler5775]

ITS SAD HOW DIRTY POLICE ARE , IF I WAS A POLICE OFFICER AND SOMETHING LIKE THAT HAPPEN TO ME I WLD WANT THE PERSON THT DID IT TO PAY , NOT LOCK ANYONE UP JUST TO SHOW THE PUBLIC LOOK WE CAUGHT THE PERSON WHO KILLED A POLICE OFFICER , THY WANTED TO MAKE A STATEMENT AND SHOW THIS IS WHAT HAPPEN IF U KILL A POLICE OFFICER AND IT DIDNT MATTER THT THY HAD THE WRONG GUY , WHAT A UNJUST FOR THERE FELLOW OFFICER WHO DIED DOING HIS JOB IM SURE HE ROLLED IN HIS GRAVE AND IS NOT AT REST BECUS THE KILLA GOT TO LIVE HIS LIFE OUT FREE WHILE HIS WAS CUT SHORT !!!!

[@itzenormous]

The 2 guys seen running from the scene were probably operatives of the Philadelphia Police Intelligence Division ... paid hitmen. A number of dirty ass cops, in Philly, wanted Daniel Faulkner dead ... because he was working with the Feds, to expose them. That's why Faulkner was killed. And former Philly Mayor, Frank Rizzo, knew who Mumia was, and had a vendetta against him. During a press conference, in either 1979 or 1980, where Mumia was present, he asked Rizzo a very provocative question, about one of Rizzo's lies. Apparently Rizzo, in response, looked directly at Mumia and said something like "We're going to get you. We're going to take you out."

[@tysonhustler5775]

@@itzenormous THATS WHAT I DONT LIKE ABOUT THE FEDS THEY GET PEOPLE THATS WANTS TO HELP THEM & DO HELP THEM PUTTING THERE LIVES ON THE LINE PUTTING FAMILY AT RISK & ALL , BUT THE FEDS DONT PROTECT THEM AND IF SOMETHING HAPPENS TO THEM THEY DO NOTHING ABOUT IT , BUT GET MAD WHEN THEY CANT GET THE PUBLIC TO HELP , WHY WOULD THEY WHEN THEY SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO OTHERS THT HAS HELP ...

[@g.hon.4645]

@@itzenormous But Rizzo wasn't mayor in '81, was he? I thought that was Wilson Goode? Not sure, tho.

[@melvinbaldwin9830]

Free Mumia Now!

[@Cheersthewinners]

If mumia isnt responsible for the murder then who killed the cop and shot mumia’s brother at 4 am in Center City in 1981?

[@melvinbaldwin9830]

@@Cheersthewinners u have different witnesses that informed law enforcement and let them know that they saw the individual that shot the cop running away from the scene. Guy with dread locks ran from the scene. Mumia parked his cab and got out and asked the officer if he was alright. The officer saw Mumia had dreadlocks and noticed he was African American and assumed that Mumia was the guy that shot him, so he shot Mumia. They had to pin it on someone, this is back in 81 racial tension wasn't good. Plus Mumia participated in the positive black movement that stood up for the rights of blacks. They targeted him for that as well. The real killer is still out here while this innocent brother is suffering for a crime he did not commit! Free Mumia Now!

[@BigMan-dz9zs]

The Police Story Don't Even Add Up At All

[@BobbyBobby-wi7kv]

Maybe the most clearly guilty man I've ever looked into , none of the BS stories make sense except the basic story that Jamal's brother got pulled over and jamal pulled a gun out and killed the cop pretty basic

[@KSmall109CAB]

What does the ballistics evidence say?

[@ryanhansen1325]

He’s guilty as hell

[@prestondaniels3890]

FREE MUMIA

[@marybailey8490]

JUST WATCH 20MIN OF THIS IS SO APPALLING.. MR. MUMIA IS NOT GUILTY,,,,,,PA POLICE IS GUILTY OF THIS CRIME...

[@StuffedBearSus]

Then why didn’t his brother not testify on his behalf ? Why hasn’t he said anything ever ? Hmmmmm maybe watch the whole thing before you talk

[@trollgod7565]

He’s guilty

[@TheShahofBaltimore]

It’s May 2024 and he’s STILL IN JAIL 😢

[@deedeeconley]

It’s 10/11/2024 and he’s still in prison 😢

[@jeannieves6275]

Damn shame behind cover up

[@brianpomeroy9624]

No cover up. He's guilty.

[@SMILEYSMILE4]

THEY LOCKED THIS MAN UP WITHOUT EVEN DOING THERE JOB TO THE FULLEST BACK THEN I BELIEVE FRANK RIZZO WAS THE MAYOR OR THE FIRE CHEIF SO MUCH DISCRIMINATION BACK THEN I AM NOT SURPRISE.

[@trollgod7565]

He’s guilty

[@yarberyarber7690]

He's guilty.

[@DooleyDaKidd239]

​@@trollgod7565 Philly cop shouldn't comment on here you're telling on yourself

[@Cheersthewinners]

I think he did it

[@eniszita7353]

15:44 - just picture Mr. Jamal bending at the waist 30 to 40 degrees. Then the bullet trajectory makes perfect sense. The discussion seems to suggest that he must have been shot while standing upright as if at military "attention" pose.

[@opticscolossalandepicvideo4879]

Jamal killed that man. He is guilty

[@jhondoe110]

Free Abu Jamal>__

[@dbone024]

Yeah if people hear gunshots people are gonna see guys running

[@susanjoycesabo8450]

Did they investigate William Abu-Jamal for any involvement? We never hear about this.

[@NikoHL]

My thoughts exactly. Police are so corrupt.

[@darilcaldwell31]

he is guilty as hell

[@alntr2872]

@@darilcaldwell31 How? Reasonable doubt is all over this case.

[@darilcaldwell31]

@@alntr2872 what reasonable doubt is there he was found guilty with evidence to back it up

[@alntr2872]

@@darilcaldwell31 Listen to the testimony. Do you know how many wrongly convicted people there are in the US? Being found guilty is not necessarily a factual determiner of actual guilt, in the United States.

[@donnellvickers6314]

I have one problem with this, how did Jamal get SHOT he had to be the shooter of The police Man, cause the police Man shot him also, and he's saying his brother was involved so what's going on

[@dbone024]

The line from Mumia from Singletary's witness statement about "oh we don't need this" is so believable coming him Mumia as an activist in that community.

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Baloney. Singletary is an obvious liar and his story makes no sense. Mumia is guilty as sin!

[@mickeycheeba9714]

​@brianpomeroy9624 Mumia is innocent end of discussion. You must be related to the deceased officer.

[@paigemprice]

God bless Veronica Jones

[@chuckieflowers1231]

The ppl that’s in charge of this case and kno this man is innocent. And did everything in their power to keep this man incarcerated. They going to have to answer too the REAL JUDGE. How can u keep a innocent man locked down like that. FOUL ppl

[@horacekenyon7926]

Mumia could have been out of the country and they would have found him Guilty!

[@Cheersthewinners]

So who couldn’t have shot Mumia’s brother and the cop?? It happened in Center City at 4am in the 80’s. I think he did it.

[@g.hon.4645]

@@Cheersthewinners I think someone had a gun & didn't know how to hit what he was aiming at. Possibly TWO "someones".

[@nogmo100]

Free Him!!!!

[@tonydoherty2190]

The way this is going so far hes innocent and I can understand the judge not letting him represent himself if he was that articulate and highly intelligent then as he is now I can understand it he could have swayed a jury I hope he was released if he didn't do it

[@naimanaima-zb5lv]

Once, while I was seeking care in an ER - after he had stood flat-footed and allowed a full-on assault by goons on his watch, an attending MD demurred under his breath to me, "Intelligence gets you into trouble." I had never met this man, nor had any prior interactions with anyone on his staff, under his watch, and gave them NO reason to have treated me with such disrespect, disdain, and hatred. Intelligence in a Black man was even less tolerated then. Note - even at the time this documentary was released, the PPD had lost all 23 of the cases that had been brought against it at that point. It could just be that the whole apparatus - police, prosecutors, judges, fraternal order, et al - reached a point where they didn't want to suffer the humiliation and indignation of losing yet another case, and abu Jamal got caught in the middle of that. Many are looking toward reason, for eyewitnesses, for deep and convincing explanatory statements and evidence, "beyond the shadow of a doubt" - but SO LITTLE value is placed on a Black person's life [freedom, health, spiritual well-being] in the US; it could be as simple as that.

[@Agapy8888]

It’s evident that mumiya did not do it. Something stinks.

[@DaveSCameron]

Why do you think his own brother hasn't come forward to save his brother?

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@DaveSCameron It's not a secret what the repercussions of that might be.

[@DaveSCameron]

@@mrsoshadabaadman You don't see any relevance at all in the only living witness that night never talking about it then...

[@Anne.411]

You got some jewels on your play list

[@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES]

Thanks Anne. That's very high praise !

[@brianpomeroy9624]

This video is best epitomized in one word: nonsense.

[@lawbanger4yahlawbanger4yah33]

But we let it happen?

[@Cheersthewinners]

Wtf was “we” supposed to?

[@willard2729]

Singletary 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@jacquelinesmith4003]

The client attorneys are investigating the defendant witnesses but they're should be investigating the internal behavior and Background of police officer, because it sounds like the former panther individual who was being observed by the police which includes the detectives was in the wrong place but he was right person. Just my personal opinion

[@okashgagaale3650]

Free abu jamal

[@gbonkers666]

No. He's guilty.

[@jamesmoore7734]

How do you know? Was you there?

[@wakeup8922]

@@jamesmoore7734 “was you there” ? Nice command of the English language. LMAO 🤣

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@wakeup8922 Deflecting from the topic will not change the fact they weren't there.

[@wakeup8922]

@@mrsoshadabaadman Deflecting is what Mumia and his supporters do everyday. The evidence against him is overwhelming. Read the book Murdered By Mumia and educate yourself

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@Wake Up Which physical evidence. Not witness accounts that have been recanted and the ones allowed were coerced. What is the evidence you have.

[@RobBingham]

Neither he nor his brother can give a full account even after conviction? I’ve got a bridge to sell you if you don’t think he’s guilty.

[@crewshaw2122]

Political power does grow from the barrel of a gun! Does anyone disagree with that? But he made that statement of a child. Also by him not telling what happened he helped convict himself . But that was a forgone conclusion. Lastly non police see in this case that competence in not a given in policing as far as investigations go.

[@lawbanger4yahlawbanger4yah33]

FBI man lied you didn't want us together? Now you can't stop it's over?

[@Jlt0788]

FREE MUMIA ABU JAMAL !

[@NoShowShattuck]

Guilty as sin.

[@prestondaniels3890]

Either you are incredibly dense or just looking to be controversial.

[@NoShowShattuck]

@@prestondaniels3890 Facts is facts, son.

[@trollgod7565]

He’s guilty , no evidence proves his innocence

[@johncaccioppo1142]

You're correct that there is no evidence, but it doesn't prove his innocence. It proves that he cannot be found guilty.

[@gamingbutter5768]

A not guilty verdict does not mean the defendant is innocent.

[@TheWavy87]

So you don't actually believe in your justice system?

[@gamingbutter5768]

@TheWavy87 no, not 100%. I feel DNA is relied on way too much. DNA was used as a tool to use with other evidence. Now, the 99 pieces of non DNA evidence doesn't matter anymore. No DNA=NOT GULTY it seems.

[@charlessmith5365]

🙏

[@Shade89240]

He clearly is guilty

[@DonovanCross-lt3sz]

You like Charlie Kirk and Candace Owen’s …… your opinions aren’t worth commenting

[@prestondaniels3890]

U look like ur operating at less than 1% cognitive capacity, your sentiment is invalid

[@trollgod7565]

@@DonovanCross-lt3szeither he or his brother did it. That’s it. His own brother won’t even testify for him. He is not innocent

[@sodera8512]

SOLIDARITY ✊

[@MinisterStretch]

Free the legend

[@brianpomeroy9624]

This is a bunch of nonsense. Mumia is guilty as sin.