Convicted bomber Tom Mooney speaks to public inside San Quentin Prison in California

The transcript recounts a historical event where a bomb exploded during a parade in San Francisco, resulting in casualties. The speaker was arrested, charged, and imprisoned for the crime, which they claim they did not commit. They assert their innocence, emphasizing that evidence supports their claim and that a fair trial would result in a not guilty verdict. The speaker's plea is for freedom or death, highlighting their conviction in their innocence.

What event was taking place when the bomb exploded?

• A sports event

• A music concert

• A preparedness day parade

• A political rally

How many people were injured in the explosion?

• 30

• 10

• 40

• 20

What is the narrator's stance on their involvement in the crime?

• They refuse to comment

• They claim innocence

• They are unsure

• They admit guilt

What does the narrator believe about the people who have studied the case?

• They are indifferent

• They are convinced of guilt

• They are positive of innocence

• They are confused

What does the narrator hope for if all evidence is presented to a jury?

• A retrial

• A not guilty verdict

• A mistrial

• A guilty verdict