A South Carolina courtroom took less than three hours in 1944 to decide a 14-year-old boy should die
George Stinney Jr. He was Black. The victims were two young white girls. And within weeks, he was arrested, tried, convicted, and executed — all without a single piece of physical evidence ever being presented against him. The facts behind it are hard to look away from. Stinney was arrested and interrogated alone, with no…
