Ex-**** Member Convicted in 1964 Killings

4 replies · 1088 views · Started by klg14 · Jun 2005
klg14 Hawthorne, CA
http://news.yahoo.com/fc/us/mississippi_civil_rights_murders PHILADELPHIA, Miss. - An 80-year-old former Ku Klux Klansman was convicted of manslaughter Tuesday in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers — exactly 41 years after they disappeared. The jury of nine whites and three blacks reached the verdict on their second day of deliberations, rejecting murder charges against Edgar Ray Killen. Killen showed no emotion as the verdict was read. He was comforted by his wife as he sat in his wheelchair.
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M o o N i e · Jun 2005
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i was just watchin mississippi burnin the other day too.
· Jun 2005
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KillaTraV wrote:
i was just watchin mississippi burnin the other day too.
first time i seen it i was in St. Lucia wit my family, and i swore id fight the next white person i saw once i got back 2 the states :x
· Jun 2005
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Yo the crazy part...is after all this... joker looks like he's going to die anyday....
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