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Cameron Todd Willingham hearing, 10.06.10

 

 
  • R. Lowell Thompson speaks to reporters after the Willingham hearing was recessed at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • A burned out shell is all that remains of a house at 47 Drake Avenue Monday, March 31. Arson is the suspected cause of the fire which also heavily damaged the two houses on either side of house. The house on the right was the only one occupied. Residents there were evacuated but returned home.
  • Dayton Fire Capt. John Freed talks with residents of an apartment that caught fire Monday, March 31 in the 3500 block of Stanford Place. The couple Richard Stephens and Nikeia Bozeman live in the apartment with their two children. Bozeman was at work when the fire broke out but Stephens and the two children were home and had to flee from the blaze.
  • Scott Cobb, right, joins about 15 members of the Campaign to End the Death Penalty at a protest before the Willingham hearing at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Gerald Goldstein, left, and R. Lowell Thompson shake hands after the Willingham hearing was recessed at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • The occupant of an apartment that caught fire Monday, March 31 is comforted by neighbors in the apartment building in the 3500 block of Stanford Place. The resident Nikeia Bozeman (left) was at work when the fire broke out. Her neighbor Terri Stickland (right) and several other apartment residents were evacuated from the building.
  • Residents of an apartment building that caught fire in the 3500 block of Stanford Place wait outside as firefighters continue to work. Patricia Hardin (right), her three children ages 3 months old to 3 years old, her mother Aurice Bateman and dog were among the apartment residents who were evacuated when a blaze began in the basment of a front apartment.
  • Judge Charlie Baird, right, listens to R. Lowell Thompson, left, and Gerald Goldstein, middle, at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. Thompson asked Baird to recuse himself from a hearing regarding the Cameron Todd Willingham case.
  • R. Lowell Thompson, speaks to Judge Charlie Baird at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. Thompson asked Baird to recuse himself from a hearing regarding the Cameron Todd Willingham case.
  • A suspected arson fire Monday, March 31 at at 47 Drake Ave. also heavily damaged the two houses on either side of the house. The house on the right was the only one occupied. Residents there were evacuated but returned home.
  • R. Lowell Thompson at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Judge Charlie Baird speaks at a hearing regarding the Cameron Todd Willingham case at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Judge Charlie Baird speaks at a hearing regarding the Cameron Todd Willingham case at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Gerald Goldstein speaks to Judge Charlie Baird at a hearing about the Cameron Todd Willingham case at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Gerald Goldstein at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010.
  • Stacy Kuykendall, second from left, walks toward a press conference at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. She said she believes her ex-husband, Cameron Todd Willingham, was guilty of murdering their children. Second from right is her brother Tracy Kuykendall. At right is attorney Johnny Sutton.
  • Stacy Kuykendall, middle, wipes a tear after speaking to reporters at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. She said she believes her ex-husband, Cameron Todd Willingham, was guilty of murdering their children. At left is her brother Tracy Kuykendall. At right is attorney Johnny Sutton.
  • Stacy Kuykendall, middle, speaks to reporters at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. She said she believes her ex-husband, Cameron Todd Willingham, was guilty of murdering their children. At left is her brother Tracy Kuykendall. At right is attorney Johnny Sutton.
  • Stacy Kuykendall, middle, speaks to reporters at the Blackwell-Thurman CJC on Wednesday Oct. 6, 2010. She said she believes her ex-husband, Cameron Todd Willingham, was guilty of murdering their children. At left is her brother Tracy Kuykendall. At right is attorney Johnny Sutton.
 

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