Former prosecutor Jim Blackburn on the Jeffrey MacDonald case
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2014
- Jim Blackburn, the prosecuting attorney in the 1979 Jeffrey MacDonald trial, talks about the continued interest in the case. Video by John Drescher, jdrescher@newsobserver.com
He got rid of his family because he wanted out of his obligations
This doesn't make sense. He had a lovely supportive wife and 2 delightful kids.
Collette caught him molesting, raping her child a and she went crazy mad, and he knew if that got out if would destroy him. So he murdered her, and then tried to make it look like a bunch of hippies broke in and did it, because it right after the Sharon Tate/Charles Manson murders and he had a magazine in the living room with that story on the front page. Fatal Vison NBC is on youtube.
It is most likely that Colette said something demeaning or crude, stepping out of the idealized image he had of her and triggered a rage. Kim was an accident. Kristy was coverup.
@@denisenoe7746 You are seriously missing the message here. There is NO EXCUSE for the butchering and slaughtering of those 3 individuals who have a place prepared in heaven. She caught raping her little girl. Wake Up!!!! There's something wrong with you to defend this monster in any way. unfair trial Fricking Really. How about how unfair it was to his wife and children to be brutally slaughtered by their dad and husband and raping possibly both girls. He felt no remorse whatsoever. That is the profile of a psychopath. Not even to mention the countless women probably who laid in their bed while he was fornicating and there is where the strange unaccounted hair. The witnesses were huge in number. Which only there more who never came forward. It is a sicko bastard awaiting his just due in the lake of fire.
Was this and interview by a child in school ? Top notch filming
Anyone who is unsure whether MacDonald did it, please watch his appearance on Dick Cavett. Really creepy.
Can’t find it anywhere
Bad bad sound
I heard 8 words over the wind
Vietnam drugs coming home in body cavities in the 70’s
Who where were the drugs going ?
Same thing as Afghanistan?
Who where were the drugs going
Did he do it?
Why are they interviewing this jailbird? Liar from the word go.
It happened under a Nixon administration.
I'm not on the Jeff Macdonald is innocent bandwagon but I don't trust anything this man says.
+Michael Warren -Amen Mr. Warren.
@Top Gun Exactly. MacDonald was a sex addict and narcissistic freak. He wanted a family about as much as Scott Peterson did.
Why?
Seriously? no one is going to mention this?: "Blackburn’s law career ended dramatically in 1993 when he was found guilty of several ethical violations. In April, 1993, he turned in his license to practice law to the North Carolina Bar which subsequently disbarred him from legal practice. He subsequently served time in prison, suffered from depression and waited tables at the restaurant where he formerly entertained his clients."
Marcelo Gerab WOW. is this true? WOW. my hairs are standing up
wtf does this have to do with the evidence of his guilt? the fbi had done a lot aswell. you people have not studied the case at all
YES..He is a crook. Blackburn was caught embezzling funds..and other fraudently charges..Thats what he gets for condemning an innocent man.'
@@PatScott822 your an idiot... Regardless of Blackburn's transgressions, physical evidence does not lie and the evidence pointed right to Jeffrey Macdonald and no one else... I really getting tired of seeing people like you thinking he is innocent when the physical evidence was so over whelming and Macdonald's own testimony and behavior showed him for being the narcissist psychopathic killer he truly is.... I think you actually need to really learn about his case... Give me break... You conspiracy theory nuts are ridiculous...
@@TheSteel-oy7hr James Blackburn made mistakes, confessed and served his time. Call him what you want, but at least he has not been found guilty slaughtering a pregnant woman and 2 little kids.
Head of the F,B,I Said he is 100% Innocent ( ;
And we know how corrupt the FBI is
The head of the FBI field office in Los Angeles in the 1960's thought he was innocent. Not the head of the FBI.
Ted Gunderson was a conspiracy nut who would love Qanon and hawked a cure for down syndrome.
Can you spell over zealous prosecution???
JRK ..the evidence is not overwhelming. In fact, that is why it took 10 years and multiple prosecution efforts to railroad the simplistic target: close family member, first on the scene. Lazy, crazy police and prosecutor.
It took that long bc the justice department did not want to reopen the case. Justice sadly can take years.
@@stacymedina9374 true, and think about this: if they really wanted to railroad MacDonald, they would not have let him walk for nearly 10 years. 100% guilty, case closed.
This guy should be in prison for wrongful imprisonment of an innocent man.
stevienightheat1 he is NOT innocent. Explain the pj to me. How there is no blood in the living room where he fought off the “attackers”. How there Colette’s blood is on the pj BEFORE it was torn. Why there were NO pj fibers found in the living room. How there were only 4 assailants? When at least 2 had to be in the master bedroom attacking Colette and Kimberley. Oh and how did the icepick hole pattern in the pj top matched the same pattern of ice picks in Colette’s chest? Explain it all! I’ll wait...
@@daniellebudick9485 explain to me how there are witnesses that saw the same people the accused identified walking from and to the crime scene?
@@daniellebudick9485 and why they left a witness alive but killed babies
@@robingagan6288 he was a doctor and they could get drugs from him
A jury convicted him based on all the forensic evidence.
He didn't get a fair trial and guilty people eventually confess as the truth will out so the fact MacDonald has always maintained his innocence speaks volumes.
Who did it if it wasn't him?
His trial was very fair that's why all of his appeals were denied.
@@sandrawadsworth5173 his trial was a joke. Far from fair.
@@stevienightheat1 Blood evidence of 4 unique blood trails or the pyscopath, the daughters and Collette formed a trail of irrefutable murder which he refused in trial to explain and that is why he was found guilty after 9 years of undeserved freedom and awaits his day of Judgment with the Great I AM. If you dare, or care and know SO much, watch Fatal Vision-NBC miniseries on youtube. Or DONT. Birds of a Feather flock together.
It was possible that he didn't get a fair trial but was guilty anyway.