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Article: GOETZ VICTIM REFUSES TO TESTIFY; IN CONTEMPT.(Main)
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- Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
- Article date:
- May 6, 1987
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Byline: Samuel Maull Associated Press
James Ramseur, one of four youths shot by Bernhard Goetz on a Manhattan subway, refused to testify at Goetz's attempted murder trial Tuesday and was held in contempt of court.
Ramseur's refusal came shortly after a subway employee who witnessed the shootings testified he was so terrified that he sat immobilized on the No. 2 train, afraid that "if I got up, this man would shoot me."
Victor Flores, a Transit Authority porter who was on his way to his brother's apartment in Brooklyn on Dec. 22, 1984, said Goetz "just kept shooting until he didn't have no more - he stopped. His hand went down."
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... ... day of intense cross-examination -- getting Canty to acknowledge that Goetz "looked like he was minding his own business ... minding his own business?" "Yes," responded Canty. Goetz shot Canty in the chest after the young man and three companions ...
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