In the summer of 2021, with help from writing coach Karmen Ross, I recorded stories of my life related to the Kent State massacre. These chapters document growing up with Allison and our family’s views related to Allison’s slaughter at 19 years old in the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. – Laurel Krause From […]
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May 4, 1970 with Allison at Kent State
Posted in Allison, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Cambodian Invasion, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, Ohio National Guard, Peace, Protest, tagged Allison, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, May 4 1970, Student Protesters on May 4, 2023| Leave a Comment »
May 3, 1970 with Allison at Kent State University
Posted in Allison, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, CIA, COINTELPRO, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, Ohio National Guard, Peace, Protesters, Student Protest, U.S. Government, Vietnam War, tagged Allison, Allison Krause, Flowers are better than bullets, Kent State, Undercovers on May 3, 2023| Leave a Comment »
In the summer of 2021, with help from writing coach Karmen Ross, I recorded stories of my life related to the Kent State massacre. These chapters document growing up with Allison and our family’s views related to Allison’s slaughter at 19 years old in the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. – Laurel Krause Over […]
May 2, 1970 with Allison at Kent State University
Posted in Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, CHAOS, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Moratorium, Ohio National Guard, Other Government Agencies, ROTC, Student Protest, Undercovers, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, CHAOS, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, May 1970, Ohio National Guard, Other Government Agencies, Protest, ROTC, Student Protesters, Undercovers, Vietnam War on May 2, 2023| Leave a Comment »
In the summer of 2021, with help from writing coach Karmen Ross, I recorded stories of my life related to the Kent State massacre. These chapters document growing up with Allison and our family’s views related to Allison’s slaughter at 19 years old in the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. – Laurel Krause The […]
May 1, 1970 at Kent State University
Posted in Allison, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, May 1970, News, tagged Allison, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, Student Protesters on May 1, 2023| Leave a Comment »
In the summer of 2021, with help from writing coach Karmen Ross, I recorded stories of my life related to the Kent State massacre. These chapters document growing up with Allison and our family’s views related to Allison’s slaughter at 19 years old in the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. – Laurel Krause On […]
Arthur Krause’s Kent State Questions … STILL Not Answered
Posted in Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, COINTELPRO, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, COINTELPRO, Kent State Massacre, Vietnam War on August 22, 2022| Leave a Comment »
August 22, 2022 from the Allison Center for Peace Watching the recently-discovered “Death of a Decade, The Kent State Story, Side 4“ described as “…the most comprehensive historical account (with authentic audio) of the events that led up to and included the May 4, 1970 shooting deaths of four student protestors at Kent State University. […]
Pandemic Shouldn’t Dim Memory of Kent State at the 50th
Posted in Allison Krause, Covid-19 Pandemic, Doris Krause, Kent State 50th, Kent State Massacre, News, Protest, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Doris Krause, Kent State 50th, Kent State Massacre, Milan Simonich on April 10, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Milan Simonich, Santa Fe New Mexican, April 8, 2020 My friend Doris Krause would not have let the coronavirus pandemic trample history. Krause’s name is unfamiliar to just about everyone these days. But almost 50 years ago, with her heart broken and her faith in the country’s leadership eroded, Krause became a central figure in […]
Who’s In Charge of the 50th Kent State?
Posted in 50th Kent State, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, CIA, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killilng Students, Killing Protesters, Ohio National Guard, President Nixon, Protesters, Rewriting History, Student Protesters, Truth, tagged Beverly Warrren, CIA, Common Dreams, Email Blast, Eric Mansfield, Kent State 50th, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Mike Alewitz, Ohio National Guard, Organized Opposition, President Richard Nixon, Protest Email, Russell Mokhiber, Stephanie D. Smith on June 22, 2019| 1 Comment »
by Laurel Krause, June 22, 2019 Last month on May 22, 2019 we witnessed a significant ‘turning of the tide’ for Kent State truth in the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. This year, just a few days after a peaceful, healing 49th anniversary of Kent State on May 8, 2019, I awakened to a […]
Issues of the Kent State Massacre Going to the U.N. Again
Posted in Anti-war Protest, Excessive Force, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Protest, Protesters, Student Protesters, U.N., U.S., United Nations, tagged Deadly Force, Excessive Force, Jamil Dakwar, Kent State Massacre, Laurel Krause, Protest Rights, UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, United States, US 5th Periodic Review on April 7, 2019| Leave a Comment »
April 7, 2019 by Laurel Krause Delighted to announce the Kent State Truth Tribunal’s United Nations submission has been included in the ‘List of Issues’ before the U.N. Human Rights Committee and will be considered at the United Nations U.S. 5th periodic review. This will be the second time Kent State massacre issues are heard […]
Arthur Krause’s Kent State Memorandum to Richard Nixon
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Bums, Cambodian Invasion, Civil Rights, Dept of Justice, F.B.I., Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Ohio National Guard, Protest, Redress, Richard Nixon, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur, Bums, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Ohio National Guard, President Richard Nixon, US Dept of Justice on April 6, 2019| Leave a Comment »
April 6, 2019 by Laurel Krause On the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre, written by my father Arthur S. Krause to Richard M. Nixon and published in the New York Times on May 7, 1978 🌺 A Memo to Mr. Nixon: In the published extracts from your memoirs, you blame the news media for […]
Honoring Allison Krause, a Protester Killed at Kent State
Posted in Activism, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Cambodian Invasion, Civil Rights, COINTELPRO, Emily Kunstler, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Protest, Student Protest, Truth, U.N., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, History, Jackson State, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, KSTT, Testimonials, Vietnam War on March 8, 2019| 4 Comments »
March 8, 2019 by Laurel Krause On International Women’s Day during Women’s History Month as I write this remembrance for my sister Allison Krause, I hope you’ll support our work in the Kent State Truth Tribunal. My big sister Allison was a beloved, kind, intelligent and compassionate 19-year-old honors student and protester killed on May […]
Allison, a Protester Killed at Kent State
Posted in Accountability, Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, First Amendment, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Truth, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, First Amendment Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth, Kent State University, Truth on November 9, 2018| Leave a Comment »
November 9, 2018 from the Allison Center for Peace On November 9, 2018 Kent State University at the May 4 Visitor Center will unveil a new exhibit for one of the four student protesters against the Vietnam War killed on May 4, 1970. 48 years after the massacre Kent State’s ‘institutional view’ of a key […]
Before Allison’s Killing at Kent State, Her Last Words
Posted in Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, Killing Protesters, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, May 4 1970 on November 8, 2018| Leave a Comment »
“As we stood on the hill watching and waiting for the soldiers to make their move, Allison ripped in half the moistened cloth she had brought for protection against tear gas. Another dispersal order was given, yet no advance was made, so Allison felt safe in running a few yards to give a friend part […]
Allison’s Relic from the Kent State Massacre
Posted in Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Civil Rights, COINTELPRO, FBI, Kent State Massacre, National Guardsmen, News, Protesters, Relic, Student Protesters, Truth, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Bloody Handkerchief, Dr. Marion Stroud, Kent State Massacre, Kent State University, Ohio National Guard, Protest, Vietnam War on April 9, 2017| 2 Comments »
April 9, 2017 Last week I received a package from the daughter of a woman who helped my sister Allison Krause as she was dying in the Kent State University parking lot. The package contained a greeting card, an image of Dr. Marion Stroud (Allison’s helper), a Letter to the Editor at the Akron Beacon […]
Mary Ann Vecchio’s Kent State Truth
Posted in Dept. of the Interior, DOI, History, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, Killing Protesters, Mary Ann Vecchio, National Landmark, National Park Service, Student Protesters, Vietnam War, tagged Government Revisionism, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, Killing Protesters, Mary Ann Vecchio, NPS Landmark Nomination, Truth on October 28, 2016| 1 Comment »
On October 19, 2016 before the US Dept of the Interior and the National Park Service, the Kent State Massacre nomination for National Historic Landmark status was heard. Please read Mary Ann Vecchio’s comment before the nomination advisory board in Washington, D.C. offered on October 19, 2016: My name is Mary Ann Vecchio. I am […]
Historiography, Tragedy & Preserving the Truth at Kent State
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Dept. of the Interior, DOI, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, National Landmark, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, DOI, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Mary Ann Vecchio, National Landmark, National Park Service, NPS, NPS Landmark Nomination on October 22, 2016| Leave a Comment »
October 22, 2016 by Pat LaMarche, originally published here When she thinks about the time she spent in the parking lot, Mary Ann Vecchio’s thoughts shift back and forth between watching Allison Krause last attempts to speak and the massive hole torn through the back of Jeff Miller’s head. “I was shocked by all the […]
Kissinger Defends a Lie, and Forgets Kent State
Posted in Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Cambodia, Henry Kissinger, Jackson State Massacre, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, President Nixon, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Cambodian Invasion, Henry Kissinger, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Richard Cohen, Richard Nixon, Vietnam War, Vietnamization on August 10, 2016| Leave a Comment »
An article by Richard Cohen published October 14, 1979 in The Washington Post … found again in the Krause family archive 37 years later Soon I shall come to Henry Kissinger and David Frost and William Shawcross and all the rest who are arguing about what America did or did not do in Cambodia. First, […]
Trigger of Kent State Massacre is at Heart of New FOIA Lawsuit Seeking FBI Records
Posted in Accountability, Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, Civil Rights, Dept of Justice, FBI, FOIA Complaint, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Killing Protesters, News, Protesters, Terry Norman, Truth, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, FBI, FBI Informer, FOIA, Kent State Massacre, Laurel Krause, Michael Kuzma, pistol, Student Protest, Terry Norman, Vietnam War on May 8, 2016| 1 Comment »
By Phil Fairbanks of the Buffalo News on May 7, 2016 Forty-six years later, Laurel Krause is still asking questions, still probing into why her sister, a 19-year-old honor student at Kent State, was shot and killed by National Guardsmen. Now, she has an ally here in Buffalo. Michael Kuzma, a local lawyer, filed a […]
Kent State 46th: FOIA Lawsuit to Examine FBI Involvement at May 4th Kent State Massacre
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Civil Rights, COINTELPRO, Dept of Justice, FBI, First Amendment, FOIA Complaint, Killing Protesters, News, Terry Norman, Truth, tagged 46th Kent State, DOJ, FBI, FBI Informer, FOIA, Kent State Massacre, Lawsuit, Terry Norman on May 4, 2016| 1 Comment »
May 2, 2016 Published at the Wisconsin Gazette On the 46th anniversary of the Kent State massacre, attorney Michael Kuzma will bring a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the U.S. Justice Department, demanding records related to the FBI’s role in escalating situations on the campus. In the years since the killings on the Ohio campus on May […]
Kent State Massacre at the 46th: What Remains
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights, COINTELPRO, Doris Krause, FBI, First Amendment, Jennifer Schwartz, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, Peace, Protesters, Student Protest, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Doris Krause, Jennifer Schwartz, Kent State Massacre, Laurel Krause, May 4th, Protest, Target Assassination, Vietnam War on May 4, 2016| 6 Comments »
On May 4, 2016 at the 46th commemoration of the Kent State Massacre, Jennifer Schwartz stood for her cousin Allison Krause and offered this speech: Another May 4th parent has died since last we gathered to commemorate this event. Another mother has left us before the truth is clear and justice is served. My aunt, […]
40 Years Later ‘Compelling New Evidence’ Surfaces in Kent State Massacre
Posted in Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Forensic Evidence, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, Peaceful Protest, Truth, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Forensic Evidence, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Sandy Scheuer, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, Vietnam War on August 22, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Originally published in The Vindicator, Youngstown, Ohio: Sat, October 9, 2010 @ 12:09 a.m. By Kristine Gill kgill@vindy.com Kent, Ohio Laurel Krause might learn more today about the May 4, 1970, Kent State University shootings that killed her sister Allison Krause and three other students — including Sandra Scheuer of Boardman. A newly enhanced recording […]
Kent State Truth Tribunal Report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee, May 2015
Posted in Accountability, Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Human Rights, ICCPR, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Redress, Student Protest, Truth, United Nations, Vietnam War, tagged Accountability, Allison Center for Peace, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Michael Brown, Student Protest, United Nations, United States, Vietnam War on June 6, 2015| 2 Comments »
________________________________________________________________________ United States’ Compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Kent State Truth Tribunal Response to Follow-Up Report 4th Periodic Report of the United States from the 110th Session of the Human Rights Committee, Geneva March 2014 ________________________________________________________________________ Read this report at the UN webpage http://bit.ly/1cxCnbY 1 May 2015 I. […]
New Kent State Massacre Memorial at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire for the 45th
Posted in 45th Anniversary, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Student Protest, tagged 45th anniversary, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Student Protest, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire on April 22, 2015| Leave a Comment »
April 22, 2015 On the 45th anniversary, May 4, 2015, starting at 11:24am on the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire campus, the alumni will be creating and dedicating a new memorial for the May 4, 1970 Kent State Massacre. READ all about it
Exposing Kent State 45 Years Later
Posted in Allison Krause, America, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, COINTELPRO, FBI, Governor James Rhodes, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, National Guardsmen, News, Ohio, Protesters, Student Protest, Truth, U.S., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Harvard Crimson, I.F. Stone, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Student Protest, U.S. on January 10, 2015| Leave a Comment »
January 11, 2015 from the Mendocino coast A birthday blog for my father Arthur S. Krause on his 90th in this vintage review of I.F. Stone’s 1971 book, The Killings at Kent State, How Murder Went Unpunished Our Allison was one of ‘Four Dead in Ohio’ … shot to death by US military personnel as […]
Terry Norman Remains a Key ‘Person of Interest’ in the Kent State Massacre
Posted in Allison Krause, Antiwar Protest, COINTELPRO, Deposition, FBI, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, News, Student Protest, Terry Norman, Truth, tagged COINTELPRO, Deposition, FBI, Informant, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Provocateur, Terry Norman, Truth on September 24, 2014| 5 Comments »
September 24, 2014 from Mendocino We are proud to release the May 5, 1975 Deposition of Terry Norman, a Kent State University student who was also working for the FBI as an Informant and Provocateur at the time of the shootings in the May 4, 1970 Kent State Massacre. It is alleged that Terry Norman, the […]
Sister of Slain Kent State Protestor Issues Statement Responding to Urban Outfitters’ Blood Splattered Sweatshirt Stunt
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Bloody Sweatshirt, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, Student Protest, Urban Outfitters, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Bloody Sweatshirt, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Urban Outfitters on September 22, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Originally published at The Sparrow Report [MENDOCINO, CA] On Monday, September 15, 2014, in a crass marketing exercise — shoddily enveloped in deniability — Urban Outfitters made available on their website, a sweatshirt, with a Kent State University insignia, appearing to be tattered and blood splattered. The launch of this item cut deep with many, triggering […]
Kent State Massacre 1979 Civil Settlement Statement
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights, Cleveland, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Kent State, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, News, Protesters, Truth, U.S. Government, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights Settlement, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, U.S., Vietnam War on September 9, 2014| 1 Comment »
Please READ the attached Settlement Statement by the Kent State University Students Wounded and by the Parents of the Students Killed on May 4, 1970 in Cleveland, Ohio offered and signed on January 4, 1979. StatementOfKentStateFamilies Contents of Kent State Massacre Civil Settlement Statement: A STATEMENT BY THE STUDENTS WOUNDED AND BY THE PARENTS OF THE STUDENTS KILLED […]
The United States has One Year to Answer for Kent State
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, COINTELPRO, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, News, Peace, Student Protesters, U.S., UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Emily Kunstler, Human Rights Committee, Kent State, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Student Protest, United Nations, US Human Rights on June 21, 2014| 2 Comments »
May 4, 2014 by Julie Segraves, Examiner.com Forty-four years ago today, on the college campus of Kent State in Ohio, four students were killed with rifle fire from the Ohio National Guard while protesting America’s expansion of the Vietnam War into Cambodia. Ten days after Kent State, two students, James Earl Green and Phillip Lafayette Gibbs, were […]
Kent State Truth Tribunal Addresses the United Nations Human Rights Committee
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Human Rights, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, U.S., UN Human Rights Committee, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Student Protest, U.N., U.S., United Nations, Vietnam War on March 20, 2014| 2 Comments »
On March 13, 2014 the Kent State Truth Tribunal addressed the United Nations Human Rights Committee at the United States 4th Periodic Review in Geneva: My sister Allison Krause was one of four students shot to death by American military personnel in the parking lot of her university campus at Kent State, Ohio on May […]
Decades Later, No Justice for Kent State Killings
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, COINTELPRO, F.B.I., Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, News, Peace, Truth, U.S., UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, U.S., United Nations, Vietnam War on March 17, 2014| Leave a Comment »
On May 4, 1970, members of the Ohio National Guard fired between 61 and 67 shots into a crowd of unarmed anti-war protestors at Kent State University in Ohio, killing four students and wounding nine others. My 19-year-old sister, Allison Krause, was one of four students shot to death by the Ohio National Guard in […]
Final Update: Kent State Truth Tribunal Submission to the United Nations, Human Rights Committee
Posted in News on February 14, 2014| Leave a Comment »
The Kent State Truth Tribunal (KSTT) was founded in 2010 upon the emergence of new forensic evidence regarding the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. KSTT is a non-governmental organization focused on revealing truth and bringing justice to Kent State victims and survivors. Representing Allison Beth Krause, 19-year-old student protester slain at Kent State University […]
Kent State Truth Tribunal ‘Shadow Report’ to the United Nations
Posted in Allison Krause, America, F.B.I., Four Days in May, Human Rights, Kent State, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, News, Peaceful Protest, Student Protest, Truth, U.N., UN Human Rights Committee, tagged Allison Krause, American Protesters, Anti-war Protest, COINTELPRO, FBI, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, U.S., UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations on February 9, 2014| Leave a Comment »
On February 9, 2013, the Kent State Truth Tribunal and Allison’s family began working with the United Nations in Geneva. Kent State questions and issues were submitted, and were accepted by the United Nations. Inquiries into the United States’ Report on their compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as the United States […]
Talk Nation Radio: Taking Kent State to the United Nations
Posted in News, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, David Swanson, FBI, Human Rights Committee, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Peace, soundcloud, Talk Nation Radio, UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, US Government on December 20, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Laurel Krause speaks with David Swanson about May 4, 1970, the Kent State Massacre and her sister Allison. On March 13/14, 2014, the Kent State Truth Tribunal will be taking the Kent State Massacre to the United Nations as the U.S. has their 4th Periodic Review before the UN Human Rights Committee. READ the original […]
Taking Kent State to the United Nations
Posted in News on September 26, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Editors Note: On October 10, 2013, the US Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee requested a postponement due to the partial US Government shutdown. The US postponement request was for the United States 4th Periodic Review and the UN Human Rights Committee Secretariat agreed to the request, setting a new date for the US […]
May 4th Kent State Human Rights & the United Nations
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Dept of Justice, F.B.I., Human Rights, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Peace, President Obama, Truth, U.N., U.S., United Nations, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Human Rights, Human Rights Committee, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Strubbe Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Kent State University, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Student Protest, U.S., United Nations on June 7, 2013| 1 Comment »
May 30, 2013 Editors Note: On October 10, 2013, the US Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee requested a postponement due to the partial US Government shutdown. The US postponement request was for the United States 4th Periodic Review and the UN Human Rights Committee Secretariat agreed to the request, setting a new date for […]
UN to Review Whether the FBI Killed the Kids at Kent State
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Dept. of Defense, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Ohio, ONG, Peaceful Protest, President Nixon, President Obama, Truth Tribunal, United Nations, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Human Rights, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Laurel Krause, Truth, United Nations on May 6, 2013| 1 Comment »
PAT LaMARCHE, May 6, 2013 Editors Note: On October 10, 2013, the US Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee requested a postponement due to the partial US Government shutdown. The US postponement request was for the United States 4th Periodic Review and the UN Human Rights Committee Secretariat agreed to the request, setting a new […]
UPDATE: Kent State Finally Makes It to the United Nations
Posted in Allison Krause, America, Anti-war Protest, Bloody Sunday, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., General Holder, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Peaceful Protest, Student Protesters, Truth, U.N., United Nations, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Emily Kunstler, Human Rights, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Peaceful Protesters, Student Protesters, Truth, U.S., United Nations on April 5, 2013| 3 Comments »
Editors Note: On October 10, 2013, the US Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee requested a postponement due to a US Government shutdown. The US postponement request set the new date for the US 4th Periodic Review on March 13/14, 2014. News about the US postponement http://bit.ly/H4M6qD On April 3, 2013 Kent State Truth […]
To the United Nations: A Plea for Justice at Kent State
Posted in Allison Krause, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Bloody Sunday, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, News, Peace, Student Protest, Student Protesters, Truth, Truth Tribunal, U.N., U.S., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Apology, Arthur Krause, Bloody Sunday, Doris L. Krause, Human Rights, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Questions, Kent State Strubbe Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, May 4th, New Evidence, Peace, Right to Freedom of Expression, Right to Life, Right to Peaceful Assembly, Right to Remedy, Student Protesters, Truth, United Nations on February 17, 2013| 4 Comments »
Editors Note: On October 10, 2013, the US Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee requested a postponement due to the partial US Government shutdown. The US postponement request was for the United States 4th Periodic Review and the UN Human Rights Committee Secretariat agreed to the request, setting a new date for the US 4th […]
Kent State: Was It about Civil Rights or Murdering Student Protesters?
Posted in Allison Krause, Bill of Rights, Civil Rights, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, General Holder, I.C.C., ICC, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, News, Obama, Ohio, Peace, Protesters, Student Protesters, The Hague, Truth, Truth Tribunal, U.S., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, Laurel Krause, Mickey Huff, Peace, Project Censored, Student Protest, U.S. on September 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
This article is from the forthcoming book Censored 2013: Dispatches from the Media Revolution and intends to expose the lies of American leadership in order to uncensor the “unhistory” of the Kent State massacre, while also aiming toward justice and healing, as censoring the past impacts American Occupy protesters today. by Laurel Krause with Mickey […]
The Murders at Kent State Revisited
Posted in #Occupy, Allison Krause, America, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, General Holder, I.C.C., Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, National Guardsmen, News, Northern California, Obama, Peaceful Protest, President Obama, Protesters, The Hague, Truth, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Jeff Blankfort, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Killing Protesters, KZYX, Laurel Krause, Maria Gilardin, Michael Moore, Ohio National Guard, Protest, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Student Protest, The AVA, TUC Radio on May 22, 2012| Leave a Comment »
May 9, 2012 ~ The killing of four students on the campus of Kent State, Ohio, on May 4, 1970, during a demonstration against Nixon’s expansion of the Vietnam War into Cambodia received new attention on April 23, 2012. The Obama administration’s Justice Department decided not to re-open the case in spite of evidence that […]
To the Hague: Justice for the May 4th Kent State Massacre?
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Civil Rights, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, ICC, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, President Obama, Protesters, Student Protest, Truth, U.S., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Dept. of Justice, ICC, Justice, Kent State Massacre, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Ohio National Guard, President Obama, Student Protesters, the Hague, U.S., Vietnam War on May 7, 2012| 10 Comments »
[Editors Note: In November 2012, the Kent State Truth Tribunal was notified the International Criminal Court at the Hague refused our submission.] May 21, 2012 Delighted to confirm acknowledgement of our Kent State letter from the ICC at the Hague from their letter dated 21 May 2012: Dear Sir, Madam The Office of the Prosecutor […]
President Obama: Kent State 2012 Letter from Allison’s Family
Posted in Allison Krause, America, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights, Dept of Justice, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Obama, Peaceful Party, President Nixon, President Obama, Student Protesters, U.S., Washington D.C., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Doris Krause, F.B.I., Kent State, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, May 4th, President Obama, Student Protesters, Truth on May 1, 2012| 9 Comments »
May 1, 2012 President Barack H. Obama The White House Washington DC 20500 Dear President Obama: Last week my mother Doris Krause urged me to write a personal letter to help you understand the May 4th Kent State Massacre from a mother’s perspective, one parent to another. Voicing my reluctance to write again, I said, […]
No More Kent States
Posted in #OccupyWallStreet, Allison Krause, America, Civil Rights, First Amendment, Four Days in May, General Holder, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, News, Peace, President Obama, Protesters, Student Protest, Student Protesters, Truth, U.S., tagged #Occupy, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Attorney General Holder, Civil Rights, Emily Kunstler, First Amendment, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, President Obama, Protesters, Student Protesters, Virtual Petition on April 21, 2012| 10 Comments »
4/21/12 Around noon on May 4, 1970, Allison Krause, Jeff Miller, Sandy Scheuer and Bill Schroeder were shot dead with armor-piercing bullets as they protested the Vietnam war, President Nixon’s Cambodian Invasion, the war’s draft and the military occupation of their Kent State University campus. At the time of their murders, Bill, Sandy, Jeff and […]
28 Days for Kent State Peace
Posted in Allison Krause, Arthur Krause, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, President Ford, President Nixon, President Obama, Student Protest, tagged 1970, 30 Days for Kent State Peace, Allison Krause, Arthur Krause, Attorney General Holder, Kent State Massacre, May 4th, Nixon Full Pardon, Presdient Obama, President Ford, President Nixon, Student Protest on April 6, 2012| 1 Comment »
4/6/12 ~ Our third posting into 30 Days for Kent State Peace, a VIRTUAL PETITION to Pres Obama & AG Holder. Our Plea: EXAMINE the New Evidence in the Kent State Tape. It is going on TWO YEARS since new Kent State evidence emerged yet we have NOT RECEIVED ONE RESPONSE from the Obama Administration. […]
29 Days for Kent State Peace
Posted in News, tagged Allison Krause, General Holder, Kent State Massacre, New Evidence, Peace, President Obama, Student Protesters on April 5, 2012| Leave a Comment »
4/5/12 ~ Yesterday we began 30 Days for Kent State Peace, our VIRTUAL PETITION of the Obama Administration. OUR PLEA is for an Immediate Investigate into the New Evidence in the May 4th Kent State Massacre. In 29 days it will be the 42nd anniversary of the slaughter of Allison Krause, my sister who was […]
30 Days for Kent State Peace
Posted in News, tagged F.B.I., First Amendment Rights, General Holder, Kent State Massacre, Peace, President Obama, Student Protest on April 4, 2012| 1 Comment »
4/4/12 ~ On May 4, 2012, it will be 42 years since the U.S. Federal Government took aim with live ammunition at student protesters at Kent State University, murdering four students & wounding nine by national guard gunfire.As Allison Krause’s sister (one of four student protesters murdered), our family has been shocked to discover the […]
My Open Letter on Kent State to President Obama & General Holder
Posted in 41st Anniversary, Allison Krause, America, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Emily Kunstler, F.B.I., General Holder, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, National Guardsmen, News, Peace, President Obama, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged 40th Anniversary, 41st anniversary, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, COINTELPRO, Doris Krause, Emily Kunstler, FBI, First Amendment, General Eric Hold, General Eric Holder, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, KSTT, Laurel Krause, Legal Battles, May 4 1970, Ohio, Order to Fire, President Obama, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Sniper Fire, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, U.S., U.S. House Domestic Policy, Vietnam War on May 6, 2011| 15 Comments »
May 6, 2011 Dear Mr. President & General Holder, My sister Allison Krause was killed at Kent State on May 4, 1970. I co-founded the Kent State Truth Tribunal with Emily Kunstler and we opened our doors for the first of three tribunals last year right around this time. On May 1-4, 2010 we recorded, […]
41st Anniversary of the Kent State Massacre
Posted in Allison Krause, America, Anti-war Protest, Bill of Rights, F.B.I., First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, National Guardsmen, News, Ohio, Peace, President Nixon, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Anti-war Protest, Kent State Shootings, May 4 1970, National Guard, Ohio, Peace, US Government, Vietnam War on May 4, 2011| Leave a Comment »
MendoCoastCurrent, May 4, 2011 On May 4, 1970 Fours Students Died and Nine Were Wounded at Kent State. Please Watch & Learn ~
Nuclear Power, Kent State & Arthur Krause
Posted in Allison Krause, America, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights, Environmental Disaster, F.B.I., First Amendment, Four Days in May, Fukushima, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Reactors, Pacific Ocean, President Nixon, Radioactive Nuclides, Student Protest, U.S., US Energy Policy, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Doris Krause, Fukushima, J. Edgar Hoover, Japan, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State University, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Reactors, Ohio, President Nixon, Student Protest, U.S., Vietnam War, Westinghouse Electric on April 25, 2011| 4 Comments »
LAUREL KRAUSE, April 25, 2011 HERE WALKS my dad, Arthur Krause with Reverend John Adams and other protesters on his last trip back to Kent State. His daughter and my sister, Allison Krause, was slain at Kent State University in the student protest against the Vietnam war on May 4, 1970, a day that forever […]
Kent State & the F.B.I. Cover-up
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, F.B.I., First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, National Guardsmen, News, North Carolina, Peace, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, CIA, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, F.B.I., FBI Informer, FBI Instigator, Federal Grand Jury, First Amendment, Forensic Audio, J. Edgar Hoover, John Mangels, Kent State, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, May 4 1970, North Carolina, Ohio Highway Patrol, Ohio National Guard, Pisgah National Forest, SDS, Smith & Wesson pistol, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, U.S., Vietnam War, WKYC TV Crew on December 20, 2010| 4 Comments »
JOHN MANGELS, The Plain Dealer, December 19, 2010 In the four decades since Ohio National Guardsmen fired on students and antiwar demonstrators at Kent State University, Terry Norman has remained a central but shadowy figure in the tragedy. The 21-year-old law enforcement major and self-described “gung-ho” informant was the only civilian known to be carrying […]
Kent State: Truth Emerging in this Cold Case Homicide
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Civil Rights, Congressional Record, Emily Kunstler, First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, National Guardsmen, News, Peace, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, Washington D.C., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Civil Rights, Cold Case Homicide, Congressional Record, Kent State, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Peace, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War on December 9, 2010| 12 Comments »
Published in the U.S. Congressional Record on December 14, 2010, Volume 156, sponsored by Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich. Laurel Krause, December 9, 2010 The government crossed the line in the killing of four young people in the killing of our Allison as she rallied against the war on May 4, 1970 A civil rights battle […]
Krause to Congress: Examine the Kent State Tape
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Congress, Emily Kunstler, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Mendocino Coast Current, MendoCoastCurrent, News, Ohio, Peace, The Aftermath of Loss, U.S., Vietnam War, Washington D.C., tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Call-2-Action, Civil Rights, Forensic Audio, Kent State, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, Peace, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Truth, U.S., U.S. Congress, U.S. House Domestic Policy, Vietnam War on November 29, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Laurel Krause, November 29, 2010 The government crossed the line in the killing of four young people in the killing of our Allison as she rallied against the war on May 4, 1970 A civil rights battle on U.S. soil in our times Kent State is personal for us yet important for all Representative Dennis […]
Continue Congressional Kent State Shooting Hearing
Posted in Allison Krause, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Peace, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Congressioal Inquiry, Fast-track, First Amendment, Forensic Audio, Hearings, John Mangels, Kent State, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Republican Win, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, U.S., U.S. House Domestic Policy, Vietnam War on November 20, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Plain Dealer Editorial, Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 13, 2010 New forensic evidence from the infamous May 4, 1970, campus shootings at Kent State University could change history if what sounds like precipitating gunshots and a possible order to “prepare” to fire can be confirmed. The findings were reported by Plain Dealer science writer John Mangels, […]
Election Politics Affecting Kent State Congressional Probe
Posted in Allison Krause, Civil Rights, Cleveland, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Emily Kunstler, First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, News, Ohio, Peace, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, Truth Tribunal, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged AAG Thomas Perez, AG Eric Holder, Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Civil Rights, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Congressional Inquiry, Congressional Probe, Dept. of Justice, FBI, First Amendment, Forensic Audio, John Mangels, Kent State, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Laurel Krause, Ohio, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, U.S., U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach, Vietnam War on November 4, 2010| 1 Comment »
JOHN MANGELS, Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 4, 2010 A congressional probe into new revelations about the Kent State University shootings will be hampered — or may be curtailed — by voters’ decision Tuesday to hand Republicans control of the House of Representatives. Cleveland Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich had launched an inquiry in October into the […]
KSTT Hears New Forensic Evidence of Clear Order to Fire at 1970 Kent State Shootings
Posted in Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Emily Kunstler, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, Michael Moore, News, Ohio, Peace, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, FBI, Forensic Audio, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, KSTT, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, New York, Ohio National Guard, Rep Dennis Kucinich, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, Terry Norman, Truth, U.S. on October 12, 2010| 2 Comments »
Backs Rep Kucinich in Call to Open Inquiry MendoCoastCurrent, October 12, 2010 The Kent State Truth Tribunal this weekend heard testimony from forensic audio scientist Stuart Allen that establishes clear orders to shoot live ammunition at unarmed protesting students by the Ohio National Guard. The tape also reveals startling evidence of an altercation with distinct […]
Kent State: Death of Innocence & the First Amendment
Posted in Allison Krause, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Emily Kunstler, Event, First Amendment, Four Days in May, Kent State Massacre, Kent State Truth Tribunal, MendoCoastCurrent, Michael Moore, New York, News, Ohio, Peace, Student Protest, The Aftermath of Loss, Truth, Truth Tribunal, U.S., Vietnam War, tagged Allison Krause, Anti-war Protest, Arthur Krause, Bill of Rights, Cambodian Invasion, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Command Responsibility, Doris Krause, Emily Kunstler, First Amendment, Governor James Rhodes, Kent State, Kent State Shootings, Kent State Tape, Kent State Truth Tribunal, KSTT, Laurel Krause, May 4 1970, May 4th Kent State, Michael Moore, National Guardsmen, New York City, Ohio National Guard, Peace Protest, Prepare to Fire, President Richard Nixon, Sixties Generation, Stuart Allen, Student Protest, U.S., U.S. Constitution, Vietnam War on October 5, 2010| 1 Comment »
MendoCoastCurrent, October 5, 2010 Since the beginning of 2010, the Kent State Truth Tribunal has been focused on collecting and understanding the truth about the circumstances that surrounded the killing of four students and the wounding of nine others at Kent State University in Ohio on May 4, 1970. As new evidence emerges that supports […]
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