stepped down from being Chairman of the Shelby County Commission in order to help Johnny Cochran establish the Memphis office of what has become one of the largest plaintiff’s law firms in the nation. As Larry’s elderly mother tearfully signed contract with The Cochran Firm, however, she had no idea that the managing partner in that law office was the longest-standing member of the Shelby County Commission, the entity that owns and operates the jail where her son died. Those lawsuits were to be filed by the Memphis office of The (Johnny) Cochran Firm, which contracted to represent Larry’s family immediately following his death.
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Larry's family expected full disclosure about his euthanasia during the family’s wrongful death and negligence lawsuits against Shelby County Jail, the State of Tennessee, and Larry’s final care home. See more about the blogger's fight to keep his MPD sources secret at this link: In February, a Memphis blogger, Thaddeus Matthews, faced legal problems after he refused to name his source within the Memphis Police Department whom he referred to in his blogs as "Leaker." A news report stated, "Shelby County District Attorney Bill Gibbons launched an intense investigation into the leak, and there are murmurs that Matthews may be subpoenaed to reveal his source." Despite the fact that Thaddeus Matthews is known for his fearless reporting on sensitive matters regarding the MPD, even Mr. Matthews refuses (is afraid?) to report anything regarding Larry Neal's secret death. Secrecy remains a top priority in the Memphis Police Department, apparently. Johnson's beating and took steps to uncover how it happened.
News reports indicated that Shelby County officials were furious about the release of the video of Ms. Somehow, the video of two Memphis police officer's brutality against Duanna Johnson's made it past the county's shield of secrecy and was viewed throughout the world on television and the Internet: Shelby County is the same metropolitan area made famous recently for the police beating of a transgender detainee in the jail's holding area. In fact, what happened to Larry is treated with such nonchalance by authorities that his family is denied any explanation or investigation regarding his secret arrest and death. Some time later, I learned that my brother’s death in government custody is not unusual for chronic mental patients in America. On Aug, Larry Neal, a mentally ill heart patient, died in Shelby County Jail in Memphis, TN, having been secretly detained there for 18 days until his naked body left the facility in a body bag. YESTERDAY marked the fifth anniversary of my brother's death while under secret arrest.
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