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Uploaded by on May 15, 2011

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This is a trailer for the movie released in 2010 called Hole In The Head : A Life Revealed

link http://www.smithleonardproductions.com/

Vertus Hardiman was born March 9, 1922 in Lyles Station, Indiana, one of the earliest original Negro settlements. The Hardiman family was one of its earliest settlers. In 1928, Vertus attended Lyles Consolidated School, a school for children in grades one through eight. His favorite subject was mathematics, and it was here that he found comfort and isolation from the racial tension of his time.

He soon matriculated to Lincoln High School in nearby Princeton where, in 1941, he graduated with honors. This success he accomplished in spite of the tremendous obstacle he had to overcome most his life — a horrific crime of medical experimentation suffered as a child of five years. He hid this secret for 80 years, never disclosing his condition but instead choosing never to complain or otherwise discuss his challenge while living life on his terms. Vertus' life was an example to others of the triumph of the human spirit.

In 1945 Vertus traveled to California in search of broader opportunity. In 1946 he began a long career with the County of Los Angeles General Hospital, where he served with distinction. He was ultimately honored not only for 40 years of loyal service but also with the notable achievement of a perfect attendance record; Vertus' work ethic was exemplary.

Vertus lived his last years in Altadena and was a faithful member of First AME Church of Pasadena, California. The center of his existence, his church family cherished both his kindness and wisdom — traits he shared so freely. He spread love and compassion on each person whose life he touched and was always willing to serve in multiple capacities. He was a giant in human spirit who uplifted the spirits of those he touched. Vertus encouraged his community with his wisdom, saying, "You never get anything unless you work for it." "I never borrowed money, I always looked ahead and planned ahead for my needs," or "I was blessed by the Lord who told me I had to provide for myself."

He also strongly encouraged young people to "keep their aim high in the belief that they are somebody." He insisted that education is the foundation for creating a heaven while here on earth. Vertus never borrowed money and was able to save amazing amounts by investing his funds in real estate which he bequeathed to both First AME Church and the United Negro College Fund (UNCF). Vertus harbored no anger and was known to say frequently, "If I were angry, my prayers would not be answered and your heart's not right if you're angry."

Many honored Vertus Welborn Hardiman, a glowing example of a man who, through his great love for others and spirit of forgiveness, carved out his way to happiness with hard work and perseverance culminating in a reunion with the Lord. His journey was complete on June 1, 2007.

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  • Ive been looking for this video for a while now, This is depressing but very important for to watch this because they just shows how horrible african americans were treated even after slavery.

    Im proud to be african american. and im very proud he came forward and told this story, i wish i could meet him in person!

  • ok it is soo hard for me to watch this video all the way threw and ima tell why. the first time i saw it literaly brought to tears the story is sad and heart breaking this man survived the most unthinkable horried act.when i here about stories like this it just makes me wanna give on all mankind im like people could be so heartless.

  • Ok now this is so very sad, what the hell are these experiments made for anyway...? and most of all how can the people who make this and who make this happen sleep at night knowing what they are doing...?

  • I would love to meet this man.. He is such a strong individual. Respect! :)

  • I am completely floored and very very sadden by this footage. This was an extrodinary kind man and I had no idea this man suffered under these conditions. God bless his soul. I love you Mr Hardamin! For who u are and the courage that u have portrayed. U will always be remembered in my heart.

  • God Bless America!.....FUCK America...and FUCK religion.

  • wow it shows you the evil in this country.

  • My Goodness have mercy!

  • Man's inhumanity to man. The story should be told ! His life is a testiment to the fact. They also put the sailors onto the land, after the bomb was set off in Japan to take pictures. Knowing there would be radiation problems later. My brother was one of those sailors and it ruined his life.He was in pain all his life. In memory of Roderick Alonzo Johnson..

    When will it end ?

  • when is gthis being released??

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