Most of the tickets have already been distributed, but a few are left. Drop me a line if you'd like to be added and I'll see what I can do. If the Massachusetts of 300 years ago can, through self-scrutiny, admit its mistakes, then surely we can at least start to address the current situation, in which our legal system has arguably inflicted far greater damage on blameless citizens than that of our Puritan forebears. It is appropriate that we should come to Salem. The madness of the witchhunt frenzy centuries ago is with us today on a far greater scale.
False accusations are rampant.
Thousands of innocent individuals and families have been and are being destroyed by official recklessness and lawlessness condoned by the criminal justice system and ignored or cheered on by high public officials. Innocent individuals have been imprisoned for years, children have been traumatized by the creation in their young minds of horrible events that never occurred, and once happy and whole families have been destroyed. Our institutions have been battered by a loss of public confidence. The moral authority of prosecutors and courts has been eroded. The institutions which we expect to safeguard our liberties have been noticeably silent during the accusations and epic trials of the past 20 years.