Archive for December, 2005
Campaign Kick-Off
Posted on December 23, 2005 - Filed Under events | Comments Off
The Justice for Reggie Clemons Campaign kick-off meeting took place on Thursday, December 15, 2005 in a standing room crowd of over 100 people at the Legacy Books and Cafe in St. Louis.
Click here for a St. Louis American article about the event.
Jamala Rogers, Campaign Coordinator
Vera Thomas, Reggie’s mother
Crowd at Kick-Off Meeting
Crowd at Kick-Off Meeting
Crowd […]
Read More..>>Reggie Sundays
Posted on December 19, 2005 - Filed Under get involved | Comments Off
Several churches in the St. Louis area are committed to Reggie’s case and are hosting ‘Reggie Sundays’ to raise awareness and educate the public regarding the facts of Reggie’s wrongful conviction. An updated list of churches will be posted soon.
Please host a “Reggie Sunday” at your church — email justice4reggie@yahoo.com for information.
Fact Sheet Available
Posted on December 19, 2005 - Filed Under about the case, documents | Comments Off
There is so much misinformation about Reggie’s case. Please download the documents below, and share the real facts of Reggie’s wrongful conviction with friends, family and co-workers. If you need multiple copies for an event at your school, church, or elsewhere, please email justice4reggie@yahoo.com.
Short Fact Sheet
Long Fact Sheet
Vera Thomas — If My Son Dies There Will Be No Justice
Posted on December 19, 2005 - Filed Under list of influentials, testimonials, vera thomas | Comments Off
My name is Vera Thomas and I am Reginald Clemons’s mother. Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that my child would be sentenced to death. Before April 1991 I hadn’t given much thought to the criminal justice system. I just assumed people got fair trials and if someone was convicted, they […]
Read More..>>A Case of Reasonable Doubt
Posted on December 1, 2005 - Filed Under about the case | Comments Off
In 1991, two young women went missing after visiting the abandoned Chain of Rocks Bridge in St. Louis Missouri — a popular hang-out with local teens — with their cousin. The cousin told the police an impossible tale: that the girls had been pushed from the bridge, but he was ordered to jump by an […]
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