1. The Defendant, Richard Sherman Williams #013568

Richard arrived at the state prison, as a young man, for a relatively small offense.

As you can see from below he ended up staying a lot longer than originally anticipated. He was targeted after winning the strip cell case by the guards and their inmate thugs. Conditions in the prison were exteremely violent back then and Richard testified about the violent conditions in the prison when the Ad Hoc Committe held hearings.

2. The State Attorney, Eugene Whitworth

3. Assistent State Attorney, Kenneth Hebert

4. Public Defender, William Airth

5. The presiding Judge, Theron Yawn

6. State Attorney, Tomas Elwell

7. Public Defender, Mack Futch

8. Doyle Kemp

9. 1980 case presiding Judge, Buzzy Green

10. District Eight Medical Examiner, William Hamilton

11. Current 8th Circuit State Attorney William Cervone

12. Bradford County Clerk of Court, Ray Norman

This is the letter from Ray Norman’s Office telling Richard Williams that they cannot provide him with the information requested because the 1973 is sealled and the 1980 case is on microfilm.

Letter from Ray Norman’s Office

Now, the Clerk’s office is stating that the 1973 records are lost and it a recent trip to the Bradford County’s clerk of the court office tto view the microfilms of the 1980 case revealled that two of the four microfilms are sealled. Of course this must the part containing the erroneous PSI and anything to do with the perjured testimony of Doyle Kemp.

The Clerk of Court is now tryng to say their are no sealled files in the 1980 case either. So, what is on the two microfiles designated SD then that show on the computer under Richard Williams 1980 case number?