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This is Barry Truse. I'm Hank Clibbenoff.

3 Black inmates in the Terrell County jail were watching and listening.

The night the Dawson Police carried out the killing of James Brasier.

They didn't see the actual beating.

The police took Brasier out of his cell to inflict the worst of his injuries.

But two of the inmates saw him pulled out against his will.

Then an hour later, maybe two hours, who knows, there are no clocks in jail.

They dragged him back, bloody, and near comatose.

The witnesses were Marvin Goshe, 21, who had been jailed that day on a drunk and disorderly charge.

Next was Mary Carole and Clyde, 19, who was found guilty of manslaughter and had been locked up

in the Terrell County jail for months. She should have been sent to a state prison,

but she was instead kept in the county jail for the creepiest and most despicable of reasons.

Finally, there was Irene Gladden, who was in the same cell with Mary Carole and Clyde.

Gladden, in her mid-30s, was serving 18 months for selling untaxed whiskey, that is, for bootlegging.

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