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Verzulli, Babbitt and Kaczynski in Conversation
May 10 2010 19:00
America/New York
Murder Victims’ Families for Reconciliation (MVFR) of NC presents
Race, Mental
Illness and the Death Penalty: Two brothers' stories
Bill Babbitt and David Kaczynski with Marie Verzulli
The brother of “the Unabomber” and the brother of a
Marine veteran and Purple Heart recipient
share their compelling personal perspectives on
the impact of homicide, racial and economic
influences on the death penalty,
the problem of severe mental illness,
and the personal cost of courageous decisions. They are joined in Wilson
by Marie Verzulli, whose sister was the victim of a serial murderer.
WILSON, NC
Monday, May 10, 2010 – 7:00 PM
Wilson Community College
DelMastro Auditorium
902 Herring Avenue
