@mamaaa9204: On March 23, 1944, two young girls were found brutally murdered in a small town in South Carolina. Within hours, police arrested a boy named George Stinney Jr. He was just 14. No lawyer. No parents. Just a child… alone in a room full of officers. They said he confessed. But there was no recording. No written statement. Nothing signed. His trial lasted less than one day. The jury? All white. They took just 10 minutes… to decide he was guilty. Three months later, George was executed in the electric chair. He was so small… they had to adjust the chair just to fit him. And just like that… he was gone. Seventy years later, a judge finally looked at the case again. And ruled… George Stinney Jr. never received a fair trial. But by then… it was already too late.