Keep Hoax Alive! The Myth of the Central Park Five Lives on

 

The most prominent of the many victims of the racist black and Hispanic mob, due to her horrific wounds: Trisha Meili, better known as “the Central Park Jogger,” circa 2003
 

The Central Park Five as teenagers: Heinous, conscienceless criminals, not “victims”: Yusef Salaam, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Kharey Wise and Antron McCray
 

By Nicholas Stix

These lefties don’t seem care that their passionate defenses of those who are guilty as hell, discredit the whole notion of false confessions.


“‘False’ Confessions and the Central Park Five.”

One of the most compelling aspects of the infamous “Central Park jogger case,” in which five young boys between the ages of 14 and 16 were convicted of a violent rape, is the question of why all of the boys would have given detailed confessions about the crime that they did not commit—a crime of which they would only be acquitted 12 years after their convictions.

Lauren Kirchner

Kirchner lied: The Central Park Five were never acquitted, and never exonerated. They were, and are, guilty as hell.

I’ve written so much about this case and this myth that I’ll just link to my last two reports for VDARE from this spring.

“It Was Fun”—Robert K. Tanenbaum vs. the Central Park Five, 25 Years Later”; and

“Ken Burns’ THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE: The New TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD—Fiction Designed To Induce White Guilt.”