Just Mercy (2020) - Stay With Me Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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- Just Mercy - Stay With Me: Bryan (Michael B. Jordan) comforts Richardson (Rob Morgan).
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After graduating from Harvard, Bryan Stevenson heads to Alabama to defend those wrongly condemned or those not afforded proper representation. One of his first cases is that of Walter McMillian, who is sentenced to die in 1987 for the murder of an 18-year-old girl, despite evidence proving his innocence. In the years that follow, Stevenson encounters racism and legal and political maneuverings as he tirelessly fights for McMillian's life.
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Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Rob Morgan
Screenwriter: Andrew Lanham, Destin Daniel Cretton
Director: Destin Daniel Cretton
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Herbs death is one of the saddest in any movie Ive ever seen
They didn't show the murder that he committed to end up on death row, where he left a bomb on the porch of an ex-girlfriend, which her 11 year old niece, Rena Mae Callins, picked up and was literally blown apart by when it exploded in her hand.
@@MontgomeryMall maybe if he was helped before he wouldn’t have done it, ya know the whole point his STORY is in the book?
It wasn't PTSD that caused Herbert Richardson to commit the crime. It was obsession.
Richardson was obsessed with Doris Wymes, whom he had been dating until she broke up with him three months prior to the bombing after discovering that Richardson was still married. Richardson wasn't going to take rejection from his side-chick, so he sought to first intimidate her back into the relationship and when that failed resorted to violence.
Several weeks before the blast Richardson had gone to the house of Margie Callins (mother of Rena Mae and sister to Doris) and demanded to see Doris. Margie refused his request and Richardson subsequently threatened to kill her (Margie).
On August 15, 1977, Emma Wymes (Doris' mother) went to pick up her mail at the Dothan post office. Included in the mail was a letter from and signed by Herbert Richardson. In the letter, Richardson identified himself as having previously dated Doris and vowed that August 16th (Doris' birthday) would be the "unhappiest birthday" she would ever have.
Byron Stevenson offers a fanciful recasting of the events of the explosion as a scenario where Richardson never intended for the bomb to go off, rather he was going to swoop in out of the blue and defuse it to appear to be a hero at the scene. Richardson's actions that day of August 16, 1977 suggest to the contrary.
Randy Callins testified that on August 16, 1977 he lived at 129 East North Street in Dothan, Alabama, with his mother Margie Callins and his younger sister Rena Mae Callins.
On that morning, after the explosion, he talked to the investigating officers. He told the officers that before the blast he had seen a plastic bag on a chair on the front porch but he did not know what was in the plastic bag. He further testified that he saw Richardson drive by the house between six and seven o'clock that morning before the bomb exploded. Randy gave the officers a description of the automobile driven by Richardson. He stated that Richardson stopped at a record shop near this address. Richardson got out of his car and looked back at the house for a while and then left.
Rather than go back to defuse the bomb he had placed on the porch, Richardson chose to go on to meet his coworkers from SECO electric at approximately 7 am to carpool together to a job site in Abbeville, 28 miles away, where they laid conduit down in 2 1/4" conduit. That's where he was when Rena Mae Callins picked up the bag off the chair on the front porch and was blown apart at about 8:30 am.
The analysis of the crime showed that there was great premeditation and planning that took place by Richardson to successfully design and construct the pipe bomb. He meant to kill someone with that bomb. He just got someone other than the intended target.
Excerpted from: 376 So. 2d 205 (1978), Herbert Lee RICHARDSON v. STATE., 4 Div. 624., Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama.
October 3, 1978.
@@MontgomeryMallHE HAS PTSD. WHAT DO U NOT GET.
@@miacamali5749 PTSD causes its sufferers to react spontaneously to situations, sometimes in a crazy or violent way.
The Herbert Richardson case was not sudden in nature.
Richardson plotted for several weeks to get revenge on the woman who had broken up with him. He obtained books on bomb and explosives making, obtaining materials that the book suggested, assembled several bombs and tested one or two prior to the attack and bragged about doing so to coworkers.
He sent the mother of his intended victim a threatening letter suggesting something sinister was going to soon happen to her at his hands. Then on the morning of August 16, 1977, he coolly deposited his last remaining bomb on the porch of his target Doris Wymes and fled the scene. There was plenty of time for contemplation, premeditation and cool reflection before going through with the crime.
This was one of the saddest and heartbreaking scene
What was heartbreaking was the crime that Herbert Richardson committed to end up on death row, when he placed a pipe bomb on the porch of the house which an 11 year old girl picked up and was *blown apart* by the explosion.
@@MontgomeryMallhe couldn’t help himself. He had a mental disease he should’ve been in a hospital. I know he killed the little girl but he was sick.
@@MontgomeryMall True that is a sad horrible thing that a 11 years old girl lost her life however from what i see the brother Herbert really and truly has remorse for what he did.
@@MontgomeryMall Yes, it was tragic. That was not his intent though and he was suffering from pysciatric illness. He was instantly horrified and definitely remorseful.
@Woozy The intent of Herbert Richardson was for the bomb to go off and kill Doris Wymes, the aunt of 11 year old Rena Mae Callins. However the girl picked it up soon after it had been placed on the front stoop of the house, whereupon it exploded, blowing off her hand and a quarter of her skull.
Herbert Richardson was nowhere near the scene when the explosion occurred. He had carpooled to a job site in Eufaula with two other electrical contractors, so as to have an alibi. However, he was seen stopping at the house and putting the bag containing the bomb on the front stoop before he went to join his coworkers.
The notion that Richardson intended to sweep upon the scene and disarm the unexploded bomb is pure fantasy from attorney Byron Stevenson. Richardson intended to kill that day, even going so far as to send a threatening letter to Doris Wymes' mother received August 15th, that he would make Doris' birthday August 16, the worst birthday ever.
The real photo of Richard before the execution is a heartbreaking, I can't forget his looking 😥
i watched this movie with my 8th grade class and literally the whole theatre was sobbing
This almost drove me to tears when I first watched. I was about ready to cry when I heard the electric chair is. Shows just how screwed up our justice system is.
because he was rightfully put to death.. that makes it screwed up ?😂😂😂😂😂😂
@SJW7 Maybe so, but he should have received help, and the courts should've looked over his files about his mental illness, PTSD, military, physcial abuse from bus father and obsession with his girlfriend. This was in his book.
i watched this with my 10th grade class and i was trying to hard not to cry OML
I ain’t gon lie I really felt this scene
The most heartbreaking scene 😢😢
Yea. It was very sad
This scene to this day makes me cry n scares me
Ok for the ppl saying he was guilty yes and no yes he did kill a little girl but again he has PTSD from war and couldn’t help it
Nothing accounts for killing a small girl that too by a bomb
He doesn't get a free pass with PTSD to threaten and harrass an ex-girlfriend who broke up with him. Nor does he get a free pass to make bombs, one of which he threw into her front yard to scare her, followed by another one left on her porch a few days later which killed her 11 year old niece when she picked it up.
He made the bomb to pretend to save her ex girlfriend like he did with ppl in nam the 11 yr old jus happened to pick it up
i think you could have worded this differently. yes he is guilty but instead of death he should have been given fair evaluation and legal assistance to where he could have mental help
@@micahgotracksplays2875 And yet, after placing the bomb, Richardson didn't hang around the area to possibly "swoop in to save the day". No, instead Richardson drove on to carpool with two of his coworkers from SECO electric to a job site in Abbeville, located some 30 miles away. They were working there on a job site laying down conduit when the bomb blast occurred on the front porch in northeast Dothan that killed Rena Mae.
Richardson made the bomb to *murder* his ex-girlfriend, however her 11 year old niece just happened to pick it up.
This is sickening and barbaric. Just another example of Americas failures.
How ? The guy literally blew off a little girl
He didn’t mean for that to happen… his plan was to place the package in front of a door of a lady he liked and was going to be the one to rescue her but before he could the little girl accidentally picked it up
@@nikibaby10 Incorrect. Herbert Richardson was at a work site with two coworkers thirty miles away when the explosion of the pipe bomb occurred. He wasn't in any position to "rescue" anyone from the bomb he placed.
@@nikibaby10 Dude built a BOMB and didn't know it could kill someone? Gtfoh
He has to pay for what he did. He tried to be better in his last moments so may God have mercy on his soul.
If you guys in execution states don’t like it make yourselves heard. I’ve read the book: the travesties of justice Stevenson mentions shocked me as an English lawyer to the core.
Glad he had a chance in Vietnam before this 😊
Execution is unnecessary he’s trying to redeem himself
He still blew up a girl it doesnt matter what he was trying to do
Black women.