Constitutional Law

KingCast presents: A movie for Franconia -- Bowfinger, Bluegrass or Bad Blood.

By Christopher King

KingCast.net presents the Fourth short film in its ?Bowfinger or Bad Blood? series about history of government malfeasance that led to the Franconia shooting tragedy of May 11, 2007 that took the lives of Liko Kenney and Norman Bruce Mckay and the community?s reaction to it.

This is perhaps my favorite Franconia short film including the original one over at the KingCast movie page because of its balance between art, entertainment and politics. The point is made but the viewer gets a chance to relax at the same time, and to catch a glimpse of what the people of Franconia are all about, and its not all about being anti-cop, etc. etc. blah blah blah as some would have you believe.

I told the entire Free World three years ago that I was the only film maker authorized by the family of Liko Kenney to shoot, edit and produce movies about this tragedy, although they (and I) most certainly welcome any and all earnest attempts by anyone, including but not limited to Casey Sherman to raise consciousness about this situation.

For more information on the problem with some Franconia LE, read here.
For more information on the Bowfinger or Bad Blood video series read here.
For more information on Casey Sherman?s book launch and raw video of his bookstore tour for ?Bad Blood: Freedom and Death in the White Mountains,? read here.

?Bout time to hit a tennis ball, drain a beer and ride the Kancamagus.

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Bonus: To watch video about a really disturbing $1.7M Civil Rights case (Scott Hyman/Don & Julie Prescott v. Lakeville Hemlock Association) read here.

We use video podcasting at KingCast.net and Justiceforkids.net to protect the First Amendment and highlight corporate and police abuse, such as the Ohio Board of Grievances, American Tower Corporation, Jaffrey Police Department, and the NAACP have all told material lies or unlawfully withheld evidence

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on July 18, 2010 (boomark / email).