Pages 10 and 11 from the October 27, 1992, issue of the Voice. Village Voice archive
“The crowd chased Mr. Rosenbaum, caught him on the corner and began attacking him. You are going to hear, ladies and gentlemen, through the defendant’s own statement, that he joined in with that violent mob that was beating Yankel Rosenbaum, not because he was angered or outraged by the earlier car accident, not because Mr. Rosenbaum was Jewish, but because at that moment on that night, on that corner, Lemrick Nelson got caught up in the excitement of what was going on.” —Opening remarks by
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