Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 05, 1993, Page 10, Image 9

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Ex-skinhead reflects on life after acquittal
SALEM (AIM —
Yolanda Cotton hasn't
talked much since she
was acquitted of mur
der in a racially moti
vated firebombing that
killed two people
But what the 20-year-old former skinhead
did say in an interview with The Orrgonian
suggests she longed to belong, even to some
thing destructive.
Her boyfriend and two friends were con
victed of the murders April B and will be
sentenced May 13.
Sean R. Edwards. 22. and Loon Tucker. 22.
tossed the Molotov cocktails into a basement
apartment Sept 26. killing Brian Mock. 45.
and Hattie Mae Cohens, 29. Prosecutors said
Edwards and Tucker were angry at some
black friends of Cohens with whom they had
fought earlier.
Cotton's boyfriend, Philip Wilson Jr.. 21.
helped make the incendiary devices and
drove the pair to the Salem apartment
Cotton, accused of helping to plan the
revenge firebombing, was asleep in her
apartment at the tune of the fire
Her attorney, Mark Geiger, believes that
Cotton needed to fit in with friends as a
"family substitute "
"In most families there is no condition for
love," he said. "I think she felt she couldn't
got love without ... conditions With her
friends, one of those conditions may have
been becoming a racist.”
Edwards and Tucker had driven to the
apartment where Cotton lived with Wilson
to put together the Molotov cocktails. Cotton
said she tried to talk Wilson out of partici
pating *
Cotton had no family support at the six
week trial.
As a preschooler, she was raped and Imat
en by her mother's boyfriend, Geiger said
during the trial Cotton's mother, who was
mentally retarded, was unable or unwilling
to stop the abuse
One day. when Cotton was school age, her
mother left on an errand. She never
returned.
Cotton was eventually adopted by a fos
ter family.
Her new father was a Baptist minister, and
he and his wife had two older children. She
soon became alienated from the family she
describes ns "really religious."
Cotton met Wilson at a |ob Corps program
in Reno In 1991. they moved to .Salem and
the following year Cotton gave birth to o
baby girl But she and Wilson lacked mon
ey and gave up the infant for adoption.
A growing number of their friends in
Salem were skinheads.
"It was trendy to be a skinhead." she
said."You're not thinking what it's all
about."
Cotton said she has renounced her racist
views, but not her friends.
And she has decided to remain in .Salem.
"1 get stared at a lot," she said. “I think I'm
getting used to it now."
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