Could you please describe exactly where Earth and Marine B206 is on the UCSC campus? Is it near the old Nat Sci II building?

Also, after hearing that a Southern CA AM talk radio station has dedicated one hour per day to a "Tookie Must Die" radio program, I have decided (when I get back on Friday 11/25/05) to update the www.pagesincolor.com chat room schedule for Nov and Dec (not updated since April due to my selling my home, moving, commuting etc). The new chat room schedule will have "Tookie Must Live" as the topic 24/7 until Dec 13th, 2005, except for the short periods of time when I have it dedicated to Bathrobespierre's Broadsides (www.freakradio.org or 101.1 FM on your radio from 6-8PM Thursdays and 9:30 AM to 1:00PM Sundays)

As to the facts of the case, I would reccomend checking out the FRSC interview about the case at
santacruz.indymedia.org/newswire/display/19003/index.php
before you go mouthing off as to the "fact" that Tookie did anything to the people he was alleged to have murdered.

To summarize, for those who don't have audio capability, Tookie has always maintained his innocence of these particular crimes. There is a bloody shoe print that does not match Tookie's shoes. The shot gun that was allegedly used is difficult for any kind of ballistics comparison to be made between one weapon and the shotgun pellets recovererd at the crime scene. Furthermore, the jail house snitch who testified in great detail was given the police file on the case before he came forward with his testimony about Tookie Williams confessing to him. Why would anyone confess in such great detail as the information given by the jailhouse snitch is a mystery. He even described the type and style of clothing of the vicitims. I hardly think that a madman who was busy killing someone and running from the cops would stop to take note of the exact color and style of the victims' clothing. There was another witness who testified at the trial who at the time of the killings, was beaten by the cops until he started "recalling" the "correct" version of what happened. The 9th circuit court of appeals ruled that such beating did not violate any procedural rule of witness intimidation actually affecting the trial since the beating occured 2 years before the trial. This witness was still shaking while describing this event 13 years later. Tookie is over 200 pounds, yet the witnesses described the killer(s) as being slightly built. How anyone could confuse them with Tookie is another mystery.