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THE REUNION
Bob Hardy acted as an informant for the FBI and betrayed those in the Camden 28 — including close friend Mike Giocondo. In an emotional scene, Giocondo and Hardy meet again at the Camden 28 reunion, where Giocondo reads the letter that he wrote to Hardy while he was in jail, and Hardy apologizes for his actions. | Watch Video
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THE REUNION
FBI agent Terry Neist and Father Michael Doyle, one of the Camden 28, offer very contradictory accounts of the arrest at the draft board. | Watch Video
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THE REUNION
During the reunion of the Camden 28, those involved gave their final thoughts on the events of more than 30 years ago. In the first part of the reunion footage, FBI agent Terry Neist holds steadfast to his belief that the Camden 28 should have been convicted, and members of the Camden 28 talk about making decisions according to higher laws. | Watch Video
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THE REUNION
In the second part of the closing statement footage from the Camden 28 reunion, members of the Camden 28 thank Howard Zinn for his writing and his testimony, and talk about how being a part of the Camden 28 affected the rest of their lives. | Watch Video
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THE LEGAL CASE
David Hinden, a member of the team that prosecuted the Camden 28, talks about the lead prosecutor, John Barry, and reads from his closing statement at the trial. | Watch Video
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THE LEGAL CASE
Camden 28 defense lawyer David Kairys talks about how he introduced Bob Hardy's affidavit into a case before the Supreme Court and how that helped shape Judge Clarkson Fisher's charge to the Camden 28 jury. | Watch Video
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HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historian and author Michael Foley, who was historical consultant to "The Camden 28," explains the significance of two events related to the FBI actions against the Camden 28: the Harrisburg 7 and the Media Raid. | Watch Video
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HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historian and author Michael Foley, who was historical consultant to "The Camden 28," tracks the evolution of resistance against the draft. | Watch Video
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ARCHIVAL FOOTAGE
Watch raw news footage of the defendants being put into police cars after their arrest in 1971. | Watch Video
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