Laurel Krause

Creating tributaries of Kent State Truth, focusing on the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre, the Kent State Truth Archive and the Allison Center at @MendoCoast

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

Kent State Forensic Audio Expert presents his study of the #KentStateTape that captured noontime sounds of May 4, 1970 from a dorm windowledge, containing the #OrdersToFire by the #NationalGuard and much more. #MustWATCH @MendoCoast https://t.co/qOirCfCnrC ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

WATCH 82 Kent State Truth Tribunal testimonials in our new #Archive, HONORING the stories from ‘those who were there’ on May 4, 1970 at #KentState University @MendoCoast ☮

On Substack https://t.co/CQR1Uvo0aO
On YouTube https://t.co/kdNORxjzFr
On Rumble https://t.co/ozUx492iqQ

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In July 2026, we started sharing Kent State #Truth Tribunal testimonials. Our presentations began with Nancy Rodgers.

On May 4, 1970 Nancy Rodgers was a #KentState University professor & witness of the Kent State massacre. https://t.co/ZiVUeBEbfb | https://t.co/wU1rvObVoW ☮️

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In this Kent State Testimonial, #Forensic Evidence Expert #StuartAllen presents his analysis of the Kent State Tape containing sounds from May 4, 1970 at #KentState University before, during and after the gunfire of the Kent State massacre. https://t.co/L8L7BvfkQ9 @MendoCoast ☮️

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Families Were Torn Apart, a common reaction to the May 4, 1970 shared in this #KentState Testimonial from #AnnWettrich https://t.co/XHSBaygKiK

MORE Kent State Testimonials https://t.co/kdNORxjzFr @MendoCoast 🌺☮���

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In her Kent State Testimonial, Ann Wettrich shares her experience as a junior at #KentState at the time of the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre and was a part of an anti-war demonstration on campus after the escalation of the war into Cambodia https://t.co/0vcsR4ncay @MendoCoast

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In this #KentState Testimonial, John Pukys "was a student at Kent in 1970. I was probably a junior at the time. And I was married, living at married student housing at Allerton. I had two children & I was trying to get a degree in education” @MendoCoast https://t.co/eneaJl8jsP|

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

Please READ Michael Eisenhauser's freeverse about the May 4, 1970 #KentState massacre. Outrage: A Four Hour Walk, A Forty-Year Journey https://t.co/S8Z0JfWskL @MendoCoast ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In this Kent State Testimonial, Brian Slease discusses his junior year in high school living in Kent on May 4, 1970 #KentState massacre and how when he returned to Kent in the early morning hours of May 4th he “could not get back in town.” https://t.co/T6jlvU0D9A @MendoCoast ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In this audio Kent State Testimonial Leslye Arian discusses observing the May 4, 1970 #KentState massacre as a student who had left her class and was walking by the demonstration when National Guard fired their weapons on unarmed students. https://t.co/4o5oofdzWU @MendoCoast ☮️

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On Monday, May 4th Bruce Ardinger left his morning class just before noon to join other #KentState Univ students observing the protest on the Commons against the Vietnam war and the occupation of their Kent State campus by Ohio National Guard. @MendoCoast https://t.co/YssCqiX1Yl

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In this Kent State Truth Archive Testimonial, Ted Bissell shares his experience attending #KentState University High School as a 17-year-old senior present on campus at the time of the May 4, 1970 Kent State massacre. https://t.co/Se1lDzJSIF @MendoCoast ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

Carol Mirman witnessed the #KentState military action and asks: “looking at it from a perspective of the Guard and their leadership--Where is their responsibility as military leadership, you know? What's the chain of command?” @MendoCoast https://t.co/ejldoJSxhK ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

David Zamos said the #NationalGuard "were moving people from one place who assembled in another place... seemed like Big Brother beating his chest... school was open. Classes were open. We had every right to be there, the students.” @MendoCoast https://t.co/DpaHY6BJtW ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

"people still don't believe in free speech. I think people still don’t know that we have a right to assemble, that we have a right to protest, that we have a right to try to right wrongs. - I don’t see things getting much better right now." https://t.co/9GnyOIveIy @MendoCoast ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In his #KentState testimonial, John Stuehr shares: I never saw any of the victims. But I then ended up in the group that was sitting as another statement of, this is our campus. We have the right to be here, not you Guardsmen. https://t.co/lC6mhcQnUn @MendoCoast ☮️

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

In Barry Braunstein's Kent State Testimonial, he focuses on his freshman year attending the Honors College at #KentState as a classmate of Allison Krause, 1 of the 4 students and protesters killed on May 4, 1970 in the Kent State massacre. @MendoCoast https://t.co/vDp3OqkuJw

[Laurel Krause @KentStateTruth]

Bill Rubenstein, #KentState students were "protesting and have real opinions and have some degree of anger about what’s going on. But these were not violent people. They’re not criminal people. They’re really, really, really good people.” https://t.co/9uAHdJG3s7 @MendoCoast ☮️