BY Advocate.com Editors
May 23 2001 12:00 AM ET
A&E’s American Justice takes on Matthew Shepard story
Cable network A&E will premiere American Justice: The Matthew Shepard Story on Wednesday, May 23. American Justice will examine how the murder of Shepard changed the lives of those involved and how he has come to be an international symbol of intolerance. There will be interviews with Judy Shepard, Matthews mother, who has since become an activist for hate-crimes legislation, as well as with Jeffrey Montgomery, executive director of the Triangle Foundation and an expert on the gay panic defense used at the trial of Shepards killers. In order to fully illustrate the brutality of the crime, the program will also feature never-before-broadcast evidence photos of the crime scene and of the injuries suffered by Shepard. The show will air at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time, immediately following the debut of Biography: Oscar Wilde; check local listings.
Sign Up For Email Updates
- Washington D.C. White House to Host Pride Reception June 13 14 min 17 sec ago
- Politics Virginia's Lt. Gov. Nominee Says Gays Are 'Ikky' 23 min 59 sec ago
- Sports Robbie Rogers Returns as First Openly Gay Footballer 1 hour 2 min ago
- Artist Spotlight Artist Spotlight: Christopher Sousa 4:00 AM
- Education Theological School Grads Show Support With Rainbow Tassels May 24 2013 8:55 PM
- Technology Want the Worst? Search for 'Gayest' May 24 2013 8:25 PM
- The End of Bullying WATCH: It Already Got Better for This Colorado Student May 24 2013 7:58 PM
















