Ed Bradley, the veteran 60 Minutes correspondent died one year ago, Nov 9, 2006. His reputation for integrity was a crucial component in exposing the lies of DA Nifong. He brought legitimacy to those who were questioning this prosecution. We will always remember his dedication to uncovering the truth in this case despite his illness. He was crucial in the effort to bring Justice for three innocent defendants.
Thanks again Mr. Bradley
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7 comments:
G/d bless you, Ed.
Bradley's work on the lacrosse story was truly a turning point in the case and put tremendous heat on Nifong and the DPD. Ed Bradley is owed a great debt of gratitude from all of those who believed that this case was a hoax.
Bless him.
We are desperately needy of heros.
Bradley's family can take consolation in his integrity. There is no greater legacy any of us can leave.
Rest in Peace ED - Thanks for the Memories
on the other far end of the scale is Nancy Grace.
Mr Bradley, along with Peter Jennings were the epitome of real journalism. The quality they possessed was of class and respect. Virtues which the media has lost. They are truly missed.
Rhonda Fleming
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