Omar Valdez

Adam Logan
Jonathan Ponce

Annotated Bibliography
Primary Sources
Valdez, Omar O, and David Stout. David Stout Interview. 22 Nov. 2016.
I am going to use this interview because it gave me valuable information on the
Stinney case ,and what couldve prevented the whole thing.
Fridy, Pastor Wallace. Received by Stinney Family, 10 June 1944, Lyman, South Carolina
I plan on using this letter in my project because it describes what George Stinney was
accused of and gives an idea of what they said would have happened if they didnt
executed him.
Secondary Source
Streib, Victor L. "Juveniles' attitudes toward their impending executions."Facing the death
penalty: Essays on a cruel and unusual punishment (1989): 38-59.
I used this article because it gave me examples of different cases of law that are similar
with the George Stinney Jr case and may help me with my topic. It also gave me racial
statistics in the juvenile execution cases, which applies to my topic.

Bickford, Annette Louise. "The Merciful Executioner: Spectacles of Sexual Danger and National
Reunification in the George Stinney Case, 1944."Anthropologist 35: 1.
I plan on using this pdf for my history day project ,because it talks about the case of
George Stinney Jr and examples relating to the case of George Stinney Junior. This PDF
mainly talks about how George Stinney Jr. was innocent and wrongly accused of
murdering two young white girls.

Omar Valdez
Adam Logan
Jonathan Ponce

Brooks, Thomas R. "Balancing Juvenile Justice/Young Blood: Juvenile Justice and the Death
Penalty." Child Welfare 76.6 (1997): 827.
I plan on using it in my History Day project, because this website has valuable
information on the juvenile justice system ,and how the system wrongly convicted
George Stinney Jr. and how it continues to wrongly convict juveniles to this day.
Zucchino, D. (2014, Dec 19). THE NATION; 'I never saw my brother alive again'; the
exoneration of george stinney jr., executed in 1944 at age 14, eases his family. Los
Angeles Times Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1637849301?
accountid=39229
I plan to use this article ,because it goes into great detail about how he was accused and executed

Bever, Lindsey. "The Rush-Job Conviction of 14-Year-Old George Stinney, Jr., Exonerated 70
Years After Execution (Posted 2014-12-18 10:25:12)." The Washington Post,
Washington, D.C.,
2014.http://search.proquest.com/docview/1641367169?accountid=39229.
I plan to use this information to further strengthen my research about how George
Stinney Jr. was executed and how he was exonerated

By ROBERT J. BAKER - The Item of, Sumter. "Family Of Teen Executed In 1944 Discusses
Evidence." AP Regional State Report - South Carolina (2013): Newspaper Source Plus.
Web. 3 Nov. 2016.
I plan on using this HTML because it contains quotes from George Stinney Jrs family
about the evidence explaining that George Stinney Jr was innocent.

Omar Valdez
Adam Logan
Jonathan Ponce