JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED!

Last Updated on Sunday, 10 April 2011 15:40 Written by Alan Canfora Sunday, 10 April 2011 09:00

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"JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED!"

Join us! 41st Annual May 4 Commemoration, May 3-4, 2011, KSU. May 3, 2011, 7pm, KSU Student Center KIVA auditorium, forensic sound expert Stuart Allen from New Jersey will offer digital recorded proof of the May 4, 1970 Ohio National Guard military commands to fire upon unarmed KSU students & proof of further evidence of suspicious gunshots fired by a .38 caliber pistol possibly fired by an undercover FBI photographer named Terry Norman around 70 seconds before the deadly National Guard gunfire killed 4 students. May 4, 2011, noon-2pm, KSU Commons (student center, if rainy). Featured speakers include: forensic sound expert Stuart Allen of New Jersey; 1970 Kent State massacre eyewitnesses Mary Vecchio, Randy Gardner & Chic Canfora; ex-Black United Students leader Curtis "Jeter" Pittman; memorial tributes to Sarah Scheuer and Gene Young; music by Carlos Jones; other special guests to be announced soon.

Kent State shooting enhanced audio home movie.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 May 2010 11:38 Written by Alan Canfora Tuesday, 18 May 2010 06:30

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New analysis of 40-year-old recording of Kent State shootings reveals that Ohio Guard was given an order to prepare to fire

Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 May 2011 21:25 Written by John Mangels, The Plain Dealer Saturday, 08 May 2010 20:12

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New analysis of 40-year-old recording of Kent State shootings reveals that Ohio Guard was given an order to prepare to fire

by:  John Mangels, The Plain Dealer

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/05/new_analysis_of_40-year-old_re.html

Sarah Rice, Special to The Plain DealerForensic audio experts Stuart Allen, seated, and Tom Owen, discuss the contents of a tape that captured the events leading to the May 4, 1970 Ohio National Guard shootings at Kent State University. The Ohio National Guardsmen who fired on students and antiwar protesters at Kent State University on May 4, 1970 were given an order to prepare to shoot, according to a new analysis of a 40-year-old audio tape of the event.

"Guard!" says a male voice on the recording, which two forensic audio experts enhanced and evaluated at the request of The Plain Dealer. Several seconds pass. Then, "All right, prepare to fire!"

"Get down!" someone shouts urgently, presumably in the crowd. Finally, "Guard! . . . " followed two seconds later by a long, booming volley of gunshots. The entire spoken sequence lasts 17 seconds.

View full sizeJohn P. Filo, Valley Daily NewsMary Ann Vecchio cries for help as she kneels by the body of Kent State student Jeffrey Miller, who was shot by National Guardsmen on May 4, 1970. The gunfire volley from the Guard killed four and wounded nine. The previously undetected command could begin to explain the central mystery of the Kent State tragedy - why 28 Guardsmen pivoted in unison atop Blanket Hill, raised their rifles and pistols and fired 67 times, killing four students and wounding nine others in an act that galvanized sentiment against the Vietnam War.

The order indicates that the gunshots were not spontaneous, or in response to sniper fire, as some have suggested over the years.

Welcome to the Kent May 4 Center

Last Updated on Saturday, 03 April 2010 19:10 Written by Kent May 4 Center Saturday, 20 February 2010 14:25

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Thank you for visiting the Kent May 4 Center.

We are preparing this site for the 40th anniversary of the Kent State May 4 1970 tragedy. Stay tuned here often as we add much important new content including 1970 photos & other important, overlooked, misunderstood evidence.

We are integrating the web site with various popular social networks to better facilitate updates of new and important information. Please consider sharing a link on your Facebook, Twitter or other social profile to help us pass the news about our new May4.Org web site.

Other new features implemented within the May4.Org website include: member forums, a photo gallery currently with over 200 educational 1970 photos (with several hundred more available here soon), a calendar of events, article commenting, incoming and outgoing Real Simple Syndicate (RSS) news feeds, a blog, a membership store and even more reasons to  join us and participate within the new May4.Org site.

You are encouraged to register for a free Kent May 4 Center internet membership or to subscribe to a donor membership of which ever level you desire to support.

1970 Kent State protest leader/casualty Alan Canfora has served as our Director on a volunteer basis since the founding of the Kent May 4 Center in 1989 while traveling extensively to give lectures and otherwise teach lessons learned from the  Kent State tragedy on May 4, 1970. 

The Kent May Center also is dedicated to raising educational awareness of the longstanding history of American Student Activism. We also encourage American students to be aware of this student activism history so modern students may join and build a new American Student Movement to promote positive social change.

 There is much more Alan Canfora and the Kent May 4 Center team can do -- but we need your help and contributions.

Please be aware the Kent May 4 Center is very serious as we prepare for future educational awareness campaigns. We have a growing team of internet experts and fund-raising consultants contributing toward reaching our goal of disseminating the worlds largest collection of information about the tragic 13 seconds at Kent State on May 4th 1970 and rebuilding the American student movement for positive social change.

So, stay tuned, spread the word, contribute...and JOIN US!

For truth, justice & freedom -- yesterday, today & tomorrow,

Alan Canfora, Director

Kent May 4 Center

Kent, Ohio