I’m From Philly. Thirty Years Later, I’m Still Trying To Make Sense Of The MOVE Bombing
Talk to some of the folks who lived through the bombing of 62nd and Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia 30 years ago, and you'll notice that they refer to th
New Documentary Revisits the MOVE Bombing with an Unconventional Approach
Jason Osder was 11 years old and living in Montgomery County when the Pennsylvania State Police dropped two explosives onto the house at 6221 Osage Ave., e
MOVE Bombing 26th Anniversary May 13, 1985 Philadelphia Police Bombing
NowPublic (date amended from May 12, 2010 article) Twenty-Six years ago Philadelphia police bombed the headquarters of a radical group called MOVE. The e
MOVE Bombing – A Crime Unpunished and Largely Forgotten
Twenty-five years later, the MOVE bombing is still surrounded by silence and indifference. By Clark DeLeon | Philadelphia Inquirer | May. 13, 2010 I watch
Philadelphia Streets Never Recovered from MOVE Bomb/For MOVE’s Neighbors, a Quarter-Century of Incompetence and Injustice
Kathy Matheson | AP | May 13, 2010
Gerri Bostic lost all her material possessions 25 years ago when police dropped a bomb on her block, killing fi