2,000 years ago Christianity was considered nothing more than a "sect" of Judaism referred to in Paul's day as "The Way." But Jesus' apostles boldly testified for Jesus despite the many negative rumors that had spread about them. Even today one should not be surprised to see that those who preach about the Lord's Second Coming the most passionately are persecuted to this degree even in the 21st century.
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Lesley Stahl, journalist of 60 minutes recently profiled a case out of North Carolina where the eyewitness testimony of a rape victim turned out to be wrong, leading to an innocent man’s conviction and 11 year incarceration before DNA evidence proved his innocence. This is a fascinating story about how flaws in the way police collect (and produce) victims’ visual memories can lead to wrongful convictions.
In America over 200 convicted prisoners have been proven innocent by more recent DNA tests. The most common element in all wrongful convictions later overturned by DNA evidence has been eyewitness testimony. In this segment two psychologists show how fragile human memory is and how easily it can be influenced leading to eyewitnesses who are absolutely convinced they are telling the truth and yet still they are proven wrong.
Hear the inside story from first hand accounts of the trial to the final decision, as well as his current situation.
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The following is a news article titled, “Why is JMS’ President Jung Myung Seok carrying the cross?” by a monthly magazine in Korea called, Civil Government.
President Jung Myung Seok, founder of Christian Gospel Mission (CGM), is currently in prison. His ten-year sentence was the decision of the Supreme Court which upheld the decision of the lower court.
Now there are voices that Mr. Jung’s trial was unfair and should be retried.
A monthly magazine, Civil Government, published an article in its February issue, under the title, “Why is JMS (CGM)’s President Jung Myung Seok carrying the cross?” and listed the problems of his trials, item by item.
The reporter, Cha Jin Soo, is an active journalist who has been following this case for the past eleven years and has been frequenting police stations since 1995.Cha reports the following…
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