Eddie Hatcher
Eddie Hatcher was a Native American activist who fought government corruption in Robeson County North Carolina. Hatcher was imprisoned a number of times and finally died in prison in 2009.
Documents
Political Prisoner Eddie Hatcher
Date: 2/26/1996Call Number: PM 331Format: Cass A & BProducers: Prison Activist Resource CenterProgram: On The OutsideCollection: Eddie Hatcher
Native American political prisoner Eddie Hatcher about his incarceration and activist activities.
Interview with Eddie Hatcher
Eddie discusses conditions that prompted him to takeover a North Carolina newspaper, specifically police and state complicity in the drug trade and murders of poor Black and Native peoples in Robeson County, North Carolina. Additionally he speaks on his numerous trials, his incarceration and his current political activity.
Eddie Hatcher Execution Date???
Pamphlet on the history of Eddie Hatcher's case, imprisonment and call for his execution.
Statement of Agreement on Behalf of Governor James G. Martin
Publisher: State of North CarolinaDate: 2/1/1988Volume Number: 1-FebFormat: StatementCollection: Eddie Hatcher
Statement from the Govornor of North Carolina agreeing to four demands from Eddie Hatcher and Timothy Jacobs in return for the safe release of the hostages at the Robesonian News.
Eddie Hatcher Flyer
Flyer promoting Eddie Hatcher's nationwide speaking tour.
The Case of Jonathan Lowery
Letter from Eddie Hatcher urging recipants to write US Attorney Janet Reno, a form letter and a flyer calling attention to the case of Jonathan Lowery and the selective prosecution of Native Americans in Robeson County, NC.
Message From
Format: CorrespondenceCollection: Eddie Hatcher
A letter from Eddie Hatcher to his supporters. Date Unknown.
Eddie Hatcher: A Political Prisoner in North Carolina, USA
A packet of information about Eddie Hatcher's life, his case, his status as a political prisoner, a chronology and background context on Robeson County North Carolina.
A Knife in the Back
An update on Eddie Hatcher after he was assulted on the recreation yard of the Southern Correctional Institute.
Message From Native American Political Prisoner in North Carolina
Publisher: Eddie Hatcher Defense CommitteeDate: 11/1994Volume Number: NovemberFormat: CorrespondenceCollection: Eddie Hatcher
A letter from Eddie Hatcher to his supporters around the time of his transfer to Stanly Correction