Full interview video — credit: FDC History Museum / YouTube
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November 3, 2023 (YouTube upload); interview date unknown
Louie Wainwright discusses the July 16, 1967 prison-camp fire that killed 38 men. This later interview was uploaded to YouTube by FDC History Museum.
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Credit: FDC History Museum (YouTube). Original video: “Louie Wainwright Discusses Fire that Killed 38 Men,” published November 3, 2023. The interview recording date is not established. This is retrospective oral-history testimony, not footage of the fire itself; the speaker’s recollections require comparison with contemporary records. The downloaded upload is preserved without editorial cuts.
YouTube metadata identifies uploader FDC History Museum and duration 240 seconds (rounded). Downloaded MP4 duration approximately four minutes; all audio/video streams decoded without errors. A sampled interview frame was visually checked. Completeness refers to the published YouTube upload, not any longer original interview. No transcript has been verified.
View reference catalogue / source ↗Credit: FDC History Museum. Complete YouTube upload preserved, with original soundtrack. Published November 3, 2023; interview date unknown. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJNiE5t3QYM
Video · 128.8 MB · 04:00 (approximately)
Download ↓FDC History Museum. “Louie Wainwright Discusses Fire that Killed 38 Men.” YouTube, November 3, 2023. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJNiE5t3QYM
Video credit: FDC History Museum, via YouTube. Original source link and attribution retained. Preserved and publicly displayed at the archive owner’s request; no public-domain status or blanket reuse licence asserted.
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