@crimesyndicatee: The youngest person ever sentenced to death in the United States was George Stinney Jr., a 14-year-old African American boy from South Carolina. In 1944, Stinney was accused of k1ll1ng two white girls, Betty June Binnicker (11) and Mary Emma Thames (7), whose b0dies were found in a ditch. Stinney was arrested, interrogated without a lawyer or his parents present, and reportedly confessed. However, there were no written or signed confessions, and questions remain about whether he was coerced into admitting guilt. The trial lasted less than three hours, with an all-white jury deliberating for just 10 minutes before finding him guilty. Stinney was sentenced to d3ath by electric chair, becoming the youngest person in the 20th century to face such a punishment. He was executed just 83 days after the mur4ers. Decades later, his case drew significant attention for its lack of evidence, unfair trial, and racial bias. In 2014, a South Carolina judge overturned his conviction, stating he had not received a fair trial. #truecrime #crime #truecrimestory #fyp #basedonatruestory #scary #makethisviral

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