The People versus Paul Crump

The People versus Paul Crump

DVD - 2014

Paul Crump, who robbed the Chicago stockyards on March 20, 1953, with four other black men, shot one guard to death. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair. William Friedkin met Crump in the Cook County Jail. Friedkin was impressed by the "model prisoner", Crump. Friedkin produced this documentary as an impassionate plea for Crump's return to society.

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Subjects
Crump, Paul.
Death row inmates > Biography.
Prisoners > Biography.
African American prisoners > Biography.
Robbery > Illinois > Chicago > Case studies.
Murder > Illinois > Chicago > Case studies.
Trials (Murder) > Illinois > Chicago > Case studies.
Judicial error > Illinois > Chicago > Case studies.
Criminals > Rehabilitation.
Parole.
Criminals > Illinois > Chicago.
Documentary television programs.
Biographical films.
Documentary films.
Feature films.
Genres
Documentary films
Feature films
Published
Chicago : Facets Video c2014.
©2014
Language
English
Other Authors
William Friedkin (director), Paul Crump (interviewee), Sterling Quinlan (-)
Edition
Full screen
Item Description
Documentary.
New, restored high-definition digital transfer from an archival 16mm print.
Originally produced as a documentary for WBKB, Chicago, in 1962.
Physical Description
1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, black & white ; 4 3/4 in
Format
DVD; NTSC, all regions; full screen (1:33.1) presentation; stereo sound.
Audience
MPAA rating: Not rated.
Production Credits
Photography, Wilmer Butler ; edited by Glenn McGowean ; music, Marty Rubenstein.

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