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William Pepper has been a frequent quest on Black Op Radio
APRIL 2009 - William Pepper has teamed up with Len Osanic to produce several CDs of his poetry. The first CD ready for release is "Songs of Peace and Violence in the Shadow of Drawn Swords" - click here for details
MP3 audio of the 1999 trial - William Pepper's Closing Statement to the Jury
Interview with Talk Show Host Gary Null - Jan 20th 2014
William Pepper is a New York attorney best known for representing Martin Luther King’s accused assassin, James Earl Ray, to prove his innocence. Dr. King had reached out to William in 1967 regarding an essay he had written for Ramparts magazine concerning Vietnamese victims of American napalm missions and was present at Dr. King’s famous Riverside Church speech.
William was the citizens chairman for Robert Kennedy’s run for the Senate in Westchester Country and was also a counsel for Robert Kennedy’s assassin Sirhan Sirhan arguing for a second shooter. Subsequently he has been active in the 911 Truth Movement and advocating that war crimes be brought against former president George Bush. He has received degrees from Columbia, a doctorate in education from the University of Massachusetts and his JD from Boston College. Among his publications are “An Act of State: The Execution of Martin Luther King” and “Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King.”
APRIL 2009 - William Pepper has teamed up with Len Osanic to produce several CDs of his poetry. The first CD ready for release is "Songs of Peace and Violence in the Shadow of Drawn Swords" - click here for details
MP3 audio of the 1999 trial - William Pepper's Closing Statement to the Jury
Interview with Talk Show Host Gary Null - Jan 20th 2014
William Pepper is a New York attorney best known for representing Martin Luther King’s accused assassin, James Earl Ray, to prove his innocence. Dr. King had reached out to William in 1967 regarding an essay he had written for Ramparts magazine concerning Vietnamese victims of American napalm missions and was present at Dr. King’s famous Riverside Church speech.
William was the citizens chairman for Robert Kennedy’s run for the Senate in Westchester Country and was also a counsel for Robert Kennedy’s assassin Sirhan Sirhan arguing for a second shooter. Subsequently he has been active in the 911 Truth Movement and advocating that war crimes be brought against former president George Bush. He has received degrees from Columbia, a doctorate in education from the University of Massachusetts and his JD from Boston College. Among his publications are “An Act of State: The Execution of Martin Luther King” and “Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King.”
