MIKE BROWN/THE DAY AFTER THE NON INDICTMENT

ST. LOUIS - As the world discussed the implications of Michael Brown's death, his mother sat alone in a plush hotel room full of people, silent, stoic and staring at her phone as she awaited word from the grand jury.

When the word came, attorney Benjamin Crump fielded the phone call. "The jury was not inclined to indict on any charges," he said.

Lesley McSpadden, Brown's mother, screamed and sobbed.

After months of press conferences and speeches and testimony before the United Nations, Lesley McSpadden now had few words. A button pinned to her chest read "Indict Now." The white knit hat with photo of her son pulled tight on her head called for "Justice for Mike Brown."

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