Keith LaMar is imprisoned on Ohio’s death row since 1995 for his alleged role during the “Lucasville Uprising” of 1993. He was falsely accused of having murdered prisoners and having “led a death squad.”
No physical evidence connects Keith to the murders that took place when the prison at Lucasville was in uprising. The verdict is based on (forced) snitch testimony.
Keith wrote a book called Condemned, in 2004, to highlight his life and the truth about what happened. This book Condemned: The Whole Story is now published and for sale via Amazon amongst others. Support for him is expressed on this website.
Condemned: The Whole Story (2014) – Keith Bomani Shakur LaMar’s book
His contact address is:
Keith LaMar, #317-117
OSP
878 Coitsville-Hubbard Road
Youngstown, OH, 44505
Or send him a Jpay.com mail!
Articles by Bomani:
Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur):
Condemned, the Whole Story Keith’s book about the history surrounding the uprising in 1993, his unfair and injust trial, and the aftermath.
A documentary was made in 2014-’15 about the book Condemned by LaMar:
Bomani (March 2013) on Soundcloud
Bomani Shakur on Martin Luther King Day (2013)
Bomani Shakur and Staughton Lynd speak to the Re-Examining the Lucasville Uprising Conference (SF Bay View, May 20, 2013)
YouTube about Keith LaMar made in July 2012 (redone in Jan. 2013)
Crime and Punishment, in SF Bay View, January issue, and on Dec 27, 2011 online.
People are being tortured inside these places
In: SF Bay View, August 23, 2011
Bomani Shakur: A letter to the people of the Redbird Prison Abolition, for: Workshop Recap: Lucasville Uprising, Aug 24, 2011
Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur): A Welcome Prison Victory (2011)
If We Must Die (2011)
‘Hold the Applause’, in: Worker’s World, 23 Jan. 2009
Supermax (2008)
We Are Winning (2008) for Workers World (Oct. 30th)
Bomani Shakur (Keith Lamar): Ohio political prisoner: ‘Fight or die’
In: Workers World, Feb 9, 2007
Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur): A Vast Tapestry of Lies (2007)
Wake up America! in : Prisoner Solidarity (2007)
Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur): If I snooze I lose my life
In: PrisonerSolidarity.org, (2006)
Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur): It’s Important That We Remain Strong
in: Campaign to End the Death Penalty (May 2000)
Where is Keith Lamar and Whatever Happened to Human Rights in America?
OHIO Prisoner Rights Advocates Want Factual Answers to These and Other Probing Questions (Nov 9, 1997)
Documents relating to coviction and appeals, from the D.B.A. Press site
Lucasville Justice 