Eddie Vedder on Jimmy Fallon?

Defragger wrote:

Sent out an email to a friend who was there today to see if somehow he did show up if he gets back to me I'll let you know

Thanks, it might be an error. However, I guess he could have showed up earlier today as a surprise guest or something???

Here is the email (it's an interesting read full of info if you are a WM3 supporter):


Dear Supporters,


Saturday night do not miss the newest coverage on "48 Hours." Here's a preview. Plus, word has arrived that Eddie Vedder will be on Jimmy Fallon tonight.


Damien has a new fan page on facebook. When it first came to our attention, we saw that he already had over 5,000 friends.


An insider's look at Lorri and Damien as Mara Leveritt reveals it, is here. And, here she writes about the work we still have to do in our lives for others. Mara doesn't let up; here she gives a comprehensive look at the case.


The sound isn't good on this video of Lorri at the Arkansas Supreme Court, but we missed it before and wanted to share it.


Eddie Vedder had some big things to say in the last paragraph here


Jessie had a big weekend and some big news! See the video here. Max Brantley is still on top of the story here, and talks about the need to help Jessie get started again.


Suzi Parker again shares her broad perspective about the case here.


Damien's local attorney, Patrick Benca, talked soon after the hearing about the case, plea arrangement and the transition to life after prison for the guys on KTHV-CBS.

From http://www.wm3.org, the originators of the world-wide support vehicle, comes this scoop about Jessie.


Support for the three has come in many forms, and can be enjoyed here in song.


Smart commentary is found here from a California writer with a good dose of criticism about the Arkansas judicial system.


At the bottom of this article, a writer calls the state's handling of the case "legal blackmail."


Even more is written here about the handling of the case and the need to abolish the death penalty. Did you know that the US is the only country in the western hemisphere that has a death penalty?


The world-wide outcry is considerable. Here an Australian scribe in "America, Land of the Unfree" reminds us in the last paragraph that prosecutors, judges and attorney generals are elected in Arkansas. Let's all not forget to vote in the next election.


More is discussed about the Alford Plea in the Fort Smith, Ark., newspaper with Capi Peck quoted at the bottom. For supporters from other countries, Fort Smith was on the border of Indian (Native American) territory and where "Hanging Judge" Isaac Parker held court. Capi's great uncle was the last arbiter between the Cherokee Nation and the U.S .government.


Video montage tributes are assembled by supporters here and here. These were posted by supporters on the CNN comment page. Dennis Riordan's comments about the state are poignant.


This writer, in plugging the soon-to-be-released Paradise Lost III - Purgatory, ends with his sentiments about Mark Byers's ability to captivate an audience. We don't agree with what he says about Jason and Jessie. We will support them to the end and expect them to thrive.


New prosecutor Scott Ellington, was given a vote of confidence for how he worked with the defense team from Jason's local attorney, Blake Hendrix. Jessie's attorney, Jeff Rosenzweig, voiced the same sentiments in the panel discussion we last sent you news of. "There are some public officials involved in this case that I won't ever vote for in my life," said Blake Hendrix, Baldwin's attorney. "If I lived in Jonesboro, I would vote for Scott."



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