Marietta Daily Journal

Well, the Marietta Strand Theater played – parade uh september 4th through 20th i was on vacation so i didn't attend of course but i wrote all the directors and co-directors and playwriters and everything but i did something very different guys and it was really a good thing i sent each of them a copy of my book and at the end of it i broke the page numbers in the chapters that they needed to pay attention to.

And then that following Monday with the Marietta Daily Journal, they've always said he was unjustly, you know, convicted unjustly, you know, whatever.

And they got this whole thing that they always say.

That was the first time ever that the director said it was not historic and that they came right out and said he was convicted.

I let them know how I felt about Fulton County, Fonny Willis reviewing the exoneration.

And I sent every one of them my book too.

And then when he was, the date of Leo Frank's lynching, never heard a word, never heard a word from the Marietta Daily Journal.

ADL, nothing on that day.

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You know what? I would love to pick his brain and his stories at the Marietta Daily Journal because I used to live up there.

I remember that paper.

And I think it's awesome that he wrote for the Marietta Daily Journal.

It's just not a coincidence that we have a lot of contributors on this show that are writers, man.

And