KKK Mob Kills Three Civil Rights Workers | The FBI Files | Real Crime

[@vivians9392]

MY TRUE STORY, JULY 1964: I drove through Miss just weeks after this happened (boys killed) on my way to NYC Worlds Fair, driving from Houston, TX. A week later, coming home, we heard these boys were found dead, on the radio. We were all college aged, White, 2 females and 1 male: I was 20, with my co-worker friend 23, and family friend 19, who we dropped off at the University of Virginia. While we drove thru MS toward Meridian, we were suddenly being followed by a Sheriff (the Stetson hat, aviator sunglasses, and looked like a "Heat of the Night" guy, for real!) for several miles, into Meridian, and then he circled a cafe MANY times, where we stopped to eat, watching our every move thru the glass windows! We ate and quickly went to our motel for the night. We left Meridian early the next day & never knew how much danger we were in, until these 3 boys were found. I now believe this sheriff was very probably one of the KKK mob patroling around the Philadelphia/Meridian area, who killed, or knew who had killed these boys! The thing that kept us out of trouble? I believe the FBI presence in the area, and my smart friend having attached a small CONFEDERATE flag to the car antenna when we left Houston; for our protection, she said. SHE WAS SO, SO RIGHT! I'm 76 yrs old today and still remember that day with terror...

[@nstruebluey39]

I have so much respect for you. I'm sorry you experienced that, but that story has made you a wise woman.

[@kylepodesta6366]

Jesus still needed you on earth..You still have a purpose, thats why you are still here, God Bless You!!

[@vp363]

@ Vivian S... I live in Dallas now but I’m from Laurel Ms just 45 mins from Meridian!!! Its not as bad now but it’s still not a nice place!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@NastyWoman1979]

Oh my goodness!!!! Such a scary thought "after the fact". Thank you for sharing your experience. It is sad that many don't remember (or want to) that many atrocities have occured even in our own lifetime. We really aren't repeating history we are still living in it!!! And as someone said you had a higher purpose and a guardian angel with you protecting you.

[@michillene]

Vivian S..What an awful time..that was.I cannot imagine your fear.Thank you for sharing

[@JKyleSmith1310]

That took pure Evil to carry out something like that and then the state wouldn't file murder charges against them. God that is unbelievable

[@MrSon-3]

That's their true nature

[@winngriff]

It is very believable see Gov Abbott TX 2024

[@healdiseasenow]

Democrats

[@MichaelWoodward-kc6ne]

Funny that this is a story that the FBI got into because it was white folks that got murdered because the FBI knew that they was killing black people at the drop of a hat just talking about trying to VOTE,so this was like the government was coming to deliver just to Black people, please

[@shirleyashanti3031]

My mother was born and grew up in that city on a farm. Although she had left two decades before this incident and hadn't been there even once, she correctly predicted where their bodies were. She said that's where they put everyone they killed and that quarry was filled with bodies for generations. Her words haunt me to this day.

[@GeorgeBowling-te2xk]

Is this ging to be a month of revival & celebration of black history month celebrating how far we have come from the past? Or is it just reviving racism and hatred in an election year for democrats & msm trump haters to try to win another election.

[@dianapatterson283]

I Remember ,Martin Luther King .My Granmama Were Like Somebody .Coming To Rescue Us .Thank You Jesus I Were9years Old. Never Forget. Dr.King ,Was Like Free At Last.Thank God Almighty We Free At Least.

[@CrownroyalBlack-c1p]

If Congress hadn't allowed it it wouldn't had happen for the facts it's always been the government that's been in that mess just telling it like it is....I'm a Kentucky born white man family is poor and always been poor never owned any slaves but all black folks claim all white folks has lmao ignorant teachings from people who don't even know built on lies and hate accept Jesus the right way no one is free we all understand God and then this government control so wish on that boat your on

[@capoislamort100]

and yet, we wanted to “integrate” with these lunatics…….60 years later ain’t a damn thing changed!!

[@jerrodladner3019]

They weren't in a quarry. No quarries in the south. They were in the damn of a farm pond about 300 yards off of the highyway

[@susanr.926]

Andy Goodman was my friend He spent time playing with a sad little girl , making paper airplanes as I ran around happily to bring them back. He let me sit on his lap to show me how to make animals out of balloons. That little girl was me. I cried and cried when I found out that I would not see my buddy ever again. It’s been 58 years and I still remember him like it was yesterday. Rest peacefully Andy, James and Michael...I love you!

[@paulsullivan1650]

So sorry for the loss of your friend Susan. He was an amazing young man who died trying to make a difference. If we had more like him, the world would be a much better place to live. May God bless Andy, Mickey and James.❤

[@danserrato7005]

Like the movie mississip burning.

[@lhinkle7160]

God Bless you Susan.

[@Shimmy246]

That's so sad. Looks like not much has changed in 60 years 😞

[@oxford17]

Thank you for sharing this. What a wonderful memory of him; I’m glad you have it. I teach this episode of history in my high school American Racism Unit that culminates in their expository essay, Racism Today. There is a play we read called Of One Blood that is specifically about the murders. There is an audio of the play starring David Schwimmer that is quite good. Sorry for your loss. He was a hero.

[@tatetate4986]

Justice! The maximum 10 years for murder. That's crazy! They all got away with 3 murders!

[@tonyholidaymusic]

and they still are getting away with it

[@prihaps]

Ppl are in prison for pot for longer

[@inkyguy]

tate tate, _please_ watch and listen to the information that is presented in the program. They did indeed more or less get away with it. The killers were not convicted of murder. Murder is a state crime, and Mississippi refused to charge the killers. The perpetrators were charged with violating the victims’ U.S. constitutional civil rights, the only charges that the federal government had the jurisdiction to pursue and apparently the maximum sentence was ten years. Today they would likely be charged with federal terrorism charges, but at that time no such charges were possible at the federal level.

[@vivians9392]

They were all SO trashy looking! Not one of them looked educated, or possessing any class whatsoever! A big come down from the days when the KKK was made up of doctors, lawyers, and politicians...they all should have gotten life without parole...

[@jessestewart169]

That whole Klan gang should have got the death penalty. Those 10 who were arrested.

[@stephenstone8480]

James Chaney, Michael Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman are true American Heroes. They should never be forgotten.

[@gurnblanston3210]

They weren't "heroes", they were VICTIMS of the racist Democrats that murdered them.

[@mjanny6330]

They won't be, their isolated case is much too valuable for propaganda purposes.

[@superdave77]

They aren't heroes

[@lancesmith3716]

​@@superdave77 so what were they?

[@RaiderRSupastar]

@@superdave77 They are heroes in my book they took a stand for what is right

[@maimericks80]

So sad, if rivers could talk , how many human remains have never been found after being dumped in rivers around America. May God help us all!

[@katie195]

Maime Ricks landfills are popular too.

[@michillene]

Not to mention swamps.

[@princesourichanhsisouphonh1598]

Maime Ricks your right too many human remains found I. The river (I’m from Laos)

[@azynkron]

Well, your God allowed it to happen. How does that make you feel?

[@michillene]

@@azynkron He allows many things to happen. .but in due time he'll take care of it all He has a time frame for everything....vengeance is his....How's it make you feel that the Devil causes evil ..blame him.

[@genataylor460]

I joined the Army in July 1967, and WAC basic training was in Anniston, Alabama at that time. On our first pass into town, we were warned not to be caught in the company of any black men. They said it didn't matter if it was your best friend's boy friend, if the police saw a white woman in the presence of a black man you would be arrested and if you were under 21 years old, you would not be surrendered to the military, they would hold you in jail until your parents were able to get there, in person, to bail you out. I attended AIT also at Ft McClellan, and at Thanksgiving, a black friend of mine invited me, two other white girls and two black girls to dinner at her parents' home there in Anniston. She had eight brothers and sisters, and all but the two youngest girls were serving in the military so they knew how lonely it can get to be away from your family during the holidays. Her father picked us up, and drove us to their house. Her mother had been up all night fixing an excellent turkey dinner for us, and we had a wonderful time. We had been outside in the yard with the younger sisters and someone had apparently notified the cops. Her father loaded us back in his car and we were almost to Ft McClellan when he told us, in a very nervous voice, we are being followed by a deputy sheriff. We were all pretty much scared. I knew my parents could not afford to go to Alabama to bail me out of jail, and to be honest, I don't think any of us had considered not being in the company of a black man would include one of the girls' father. We knew we were home safe when we got to the base and inside the gates. But my friend told us later that the KKK had paid several visits to her parents' house afterward, for months, and had even burned a cross in their front yard. Their crime - having the decency to invite a group of girls, far away from home and lonely, to a wonderful, home-cooked meal on Thanksgiving day and treating them like family. I never went back to Alabama again.

[@wendycarstens9970]

Sad 😔

[@VickGos-yr2gi]

Wow 😮 Hopefully 🙏 things are better now.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

This is why Colin kneeled!

[@robertbrown4991]

So sad

[@ducky2961]

Colin kneeling had nothing to do with this. The killing of these 3 was awful but Colin was not oppressed in any way

[@caraodoherty5940]

For those who never served justice and got away with murder is sickening. Bless Andrew Goodman, James Chaney, and Micheal Schwerner the true heros. My heart weeps for the families loss of their loved ones. RIP Andrew, James, Michael 🦋💐🌈❤️

[@MichaelGibson-u5p]

May God bless you friend

[@caraodoherty5940]

@@MichaelGibson-u5p 🙏♥️

[@melissahill866]

They may think they got away oh but when judgement day comes there will be no laughter. This was uncalled for and to think that with all the evidence and still no justice that just goes to show how they got away with any and everything and some places they still do I live in Mississippi sad to say nothing has changed really they just do things quietly now

[@caraodoherty5940]

@@melissahill866 It may take years or decades but one day genealogy will be coming or knocking and jail awaits.

[@BrucePerkins-mc3hp]

You couldn't get a conviction for murder in Mississippi at that time if the defendants were all white, and one of the victims was black. Bc the Jury would be made up of all white, So the fix was already in. It's just the way things were back then. But bc of This case and others the criminal justice system has changed to some Degree. It may not be perfect, but that's bc of the inherent and cultural Systemic racism apparently in practice Today. Racism is taught, you are not born a Racist

[@paulaherringtonishee8116]

Edgar Ray Killen (the preacher) was finally convicted in 2005, on the 41st anniversary of the murders. Justice came late, but late is better than never. As a Mississippian, I’m ashamed of our past, and every day I try to find something I can do to help bridge the gap.

[@tiffany4628]

Beautiful comment👏🏽❤

[@12sisters1bride7]

Bridge the gap?how?are you an activist of civil rights?for blacks or justice?or do you practice walking on eggshells with your head down?i'm not angry at your comment,just wondering what you mean....😞exactly

[@sandiehull2660]

@@12sisters1bride7 i believe its called COMPASSION

[@paulaherringtonishee8116]

12Sisters 1bride I am an activist

[@paulaherringtonishee8116]

Camo Dude no, I don’t think it will. Have a good day, though.

[@samston]

I remember when they were searching for these men, lots of bodies were dragged out the Mississippi river. A young man, a kid, all the people that was lost and not found were in the river.

[@baileyclark8483]

😭😭😭

[@Anonymous-or1st]

That’s beyond sad I could never live there and honestly I don’t care if it changed or not they killed a lot of people down there I just could never

[@TheWakeyup]

That's heartbreaking to hear seriously

[@scotthoskins1875]

Long way to the Mississippi river from there.

[@frederickgriffith7004]

I was eight years old around that time and still had relatives who lived in that region from Louisiana to Georgia to Florida to the Carolinas up to Maryland. I don't think people can comprehend pre 1964 the consequences of the core power structures of law enforcement, judges and elected officials giving a small minority of the most psychotic and demented people a license to kill whoever they pleased. The majority of the White people in that region at the time may not have participated in such heinous crimes. But most were either indifferent or dared not challenge the firmly entrenched institutions that allowed these terrible things to happen. For generations after the end of reconstruction the elders spoke of Black organizations going to Washington DC to beg the federal government to intervene because so many people were disappearing. Never mind the outright killings of hangings and people being lynched and burned alive. I had relatives during that Era who came up North to live.Who were so terrified that they refused to go back. EVEN to attend the Funerals of relatives that were left behind.One thing I do remember is my mother and maternal grandmother sending care pkgs down home in Louisiana well into the mid 1970s. Relatives on my father's side did the same thing. Not to some foreign country. But the United States of America.

[@Bringmethehorizondude]

“A graphic illustration of man’s inhumanity to man.” What a statement.

[@JohnCran]

"And the sheet you wear upon your head Is the sheet your children sleep on"

[@lalonguecarabine4952]

I actually met Larry Norman.

[@idaspence6849]

@J Moore Candy factories. I worked in one before I finished high school.

[@robertwoods4070]

Probably smelling like urine too.......

[@dharts5497]

POWERFUL ANALOGY😮

[@stevemajors7704]

WE'RE I GREW UP. BLACK FOLKS LIVED TWO STREETS DOWN. WE GREW UP TOGETHER PLAYING BALL. WE ALL WERE POOR. I WAS BORN IN 1955. WHEN THEY INTEGRATED SCHOOLS. I WAS HAPPY. COULDN'T UNDERSTAND WHY ADULTS DIDN'T LIKE IT. THANK GOD FOR MOM. IT IS TAUGHT. MY PARENTS WERE NEVER LIKE THAT. RIP I LOVE YOU BOTH

[@sharonrenedavenport8995]

My Parents Taught Us To Respect, Accept, And Be Kind To Everyone. At Church In Children’s Choir We Sang Jesus Loves The Little Children Of The World; Red And Yellow, Black And White; We Are All Precious In His Sight. Thanks Mother & Daddy !!

[@lyndonjames9178]

@@sharonrenedavenport8995 it is a shame, that more white people ( No Offence ). Could adopt your attitude. Every is Special in the eyes of God. God Bless❤❤❤

[@tomdipasquale9633]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Mischa21xo]

It definitely isn't taught. Your parents could be alcoholics or involved with drugs, but if you want nothing to do with that lifestyle, you will not become what they did. Same with racism. Both of my parents were racists and they would call black people plenty of names- I always thought it was disgusting and never knew why they did it. I was not even allowed to buy black Barbie dolls as a child, when I would pick one up, she would take it from me and put it back down and pick a blonde White Barbie up for me to have. It was crazy. I turned out absolutely nothing like either of my parents. No parent could make their child have hatred in their heart for an entire race of people who are all individuals. Parents could teach children anything, but if the teachings are wrong and filled with hatred, you can very easily shun them. That is what I did and that is what many many people have done as well.

[@Mischa21xo]

Well, those of us that are God fearing Christians, we know that God made us all in his image, and that we are all just as special in his eyes. We are all individuals and although the world tries to group us into races and different classes, and other groups, everyone is different and unique... we are all individuals, we are all worthy, and should be treated as such.

[@erichicks2978]

The State of Mississippi is an Embarrassment.

[@michaelb2388]

What's the legacy of racism in Mississippi and the South? Everything is integrated now and those racist views are unacceptable in public, but is it still an underlying issue - more than in other parts of the US? I'm not sure why black people would have stayed in the south during those times. Why didn't everyone move north?

[@2up3rm4n1]

@@michaelb2388 Racism is an underlying issue in the south more than in other parts of the US? Are you sure about that? Why didn't they move north? Are you aware of Emmet Till NOT being from the south? Then why was he down here? Try googling to find out why he was in Mississippi if he was not a native here.

[@Weezy10580]

The state of this country today is the true embarrassment

[@ladyredd1618]

@@2up3rm4n1 You two are basically talking about the same thing. But what does Emmett Till, visiting his family in Mississippi, have to do with the point you're making ? Yes. It's about segregation, white supremacist. And yes. He was murdered in a horrific way in one of the most racist places known in America, but what else ?

[@2up3rm4n1]

@@ladyredd1618 He was sent down here to get away from the violence in Chicago. His mother, who is getting a movie made about her and should be out this fall, sent him here, no one else, to get away from Chicago. It was deemed he would be safer in MS BY HER than he would have been up north in Chicago. My whole point in all of these comments, however, has been what we see going on today in America all across the board should be a bigger concern than Till's murder, tho historically game-changing, is that all these pity comments like Till was just murdered last week and Rodney King, George Floyd, Tops grocery, Tamir Rice, Michael Gray, Michael Griffin, Yusef Hawkins, nobody seems to know a thing about them. Till died to bring civil rights to the SOUTH. It changed our way of life. It seems to me something hasn't been changed for the rest of America, but I wouldn't know. I know where my heritage resides in this matter.

[@lionsden5123]

The blind hatred some people have for their fellow human beings is the most disturbing aspect of human nature that we will ever come to know.

[@mickberry164]

So well said.

[@TR-ne7tt]

Sick and true.

[@mikeveis6393]

It's people that are possessed by demons.

[@shirleyashanti3031]

Humans are the most wretched species ever created. I am ashamed to be one.

[@Jackiedylan541]

No these were ordinary men like Nazis, with no morale integrity

[@jerryfrelix6774]

In 1964, in Jackson Mississippi, I met Goodman, Chaney, and Schwerner two days before they went missing. I was a young paper carrier for the Jackson Daily News. Being a person of color in a time of segregation, it was very unusual to see whites and black together in a black neighborhood. One of the white males asked if I had an extra paper, as Chaney, the black male was looking down from the upper window at me. This made me very nervous. I told the white male that I would have an extra paper for him the next day. The following day the other white male from this group came down and purchased a paper from me. I was shocked to see on the front page the pictures of those three men that I had encountered only two days before. I ran home and woke my mother up to tell her this harrowing news. She swore me to secrecy for fear of my life and safety of our family. I kept this secret until watching Mississippi Burning. That was a time which has left an unforgotten memory. May their souls rest in peace.

[@mommybear2]

Bless your heart. I'm sorry you had to live in fear that way. I lived in Philadelphia in the early 80's, but no one would talk about that incident. I eventually got ahold of a book written by a Philadelphia native. It's called "Witness in Philadelphia." Written by Florence Mars. Very well written. Also very sobering to read, knowing I was going to church every Sunday with some of the men who were mentioned in the book. Most of the conspirators were out of prison by then and living in the community, but mostly kept to themselves. Such a sad chapter in the history of the town and so very tragic for those fine young men.

[@JackB-d5g]

😂

[@tracypolselli1464]

If,you have not watched the movie Mississippi Burning with Gene Hackman, it is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Those poor young men.

[@almightydtr]

That was about Greg scarpa right?

[@santocataldi3355]

​@@almightydtrif it wasn't for scarpa they never find them it took an Italian to get it done !!

[@almightydtr]

@@santocataldi3355 that mf lived that life literally until he died...even tho he was an informant.he got cart Blanche and was able to do whatever

[@vanessahumphrey-ghazi8342]

The movie, "The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan" was an informative movie also.

[@paulavery5889]

Good movie but very depressing.

[@foxyinflats]

They gave up their lives trying to do the right thing. Heroes

[@mohican19831]

Do the right thing ?

[@YYCMax4033]

@@mohican19831Yes, what’s confusing about that?

[@TheswagGod-mg7nv]

@@YYCMax4033It’s not the right thing, those freaks don’t deserve anything

[@devinevisionary]

❤❤❤

[@Mike-01234]

Edgar Ray Killen was charged by the state in 2004 and got 60 years in prison.

[@gregpettis1113]

Double jeopardy

[@eamonreidy9534]

@@gregpettis1113 the federal government charged for hate/civil rights crimes. The state for killing crimes.

[@chstewart44]

Killen’s original trial ended in a hung jury (11 to 1 guilty). That allowed him to be retried in the 90’s.

[@Mike-01234]

@@gregpettis1113 He was never found "Not Guilty" not double Jeopardy. He was 80 years old, and judge let him out of prison because he claimed medical problems. Town people saw him driving around and using his hand he claimed was disabled. Judge put him back in prison. Oddly he became friends with a black preacher named James Stern from California while sharing a prison cell with him in 2010. Killen sent him letters and confessed to other crimes even signed over land to the man. 2017 Stern wrote a book called Killen the KKK. Killen was an old man lived out most of his life free from prison.

[@hobbybacker5227]

How can people do something like his to other people? And why was no man was charged with murder? Sick!

[@1990758]

Well they've been doing stop like this since slavery.

[@myrnamiranda1006]

R.I.P. Mr Chaney, Mr Goodman, Mr Schwepner 😢🙏

[@NickyM_0]

Isn't it tragically SAD! All because these kids were fighting for HUMAN RIGHTS for Black people. It is tragic!

[@geoffreyhester2454]

Wangers klan baby cowads

[@quavoflaka510]

Rip

[@cindydudeck7762]

My boss......his brother was Mr. Goodman

[@TheDesciple30]

Amen

[@joshuabrooks4907]

For those who didn't know, when the state of Mississippi reopened the Mississippi Burning murders in 2005, only Edgar Ray "Preacher" Killen was still alive to answer for his crimes. The state just missed being able to charge Cecil Price by a matter of months.

[@jimmyhd1969]

He died as a result of a fall.

[@fartholemechanic9252]

@@jimmyhd1969 Karma

[@justinbell700]

Well I'm not rude but thank God for that Fall

[@wildestcowboy2668]

​@@justinbell700 I'm glad you told that punk azz off. I'm glad u don't get down like that J

[@bradleyholt9805]

Price died a few years before Killen was arraigned. At the time of Killen's trial there were still a number of participants alive (e.g. Billy Wayne Posey)

[@darrengreen9273]

You can’t legislate hearts, but you can legislate behavior!!!

[@goodcomps]

They feel so righteous about their "beliefs", but hide behind pillowcases... these are the actions of cowards.

[@87aggietim]

Typical behavior for democrats.

[@HazardousChaos1]

Christians 😂

[@csurams84]

​@@HazardousChaos1 Atheists 🤣🤣🤣

[@mjanny6330]

Cringe.

[@DevilTX66]

Kinda sounds like Antifa now.

[@rosequartz7841]

The absolute disregard For life ....I feel so wretched and pained to my heart and soul...so raw!

[@johnbrown5669]

America's Southern Taliban, they were just as evil but the difference is we prayed for folks that preyed on us.

[@tomstedford4144]

Hi John I'm a white man from Australia. I love African American ppl and culture. I detest white nationalism and don't believe in the shyte that is so called supremecy. Many whites stand with you.

[@reputation1990]

Yup exactly

[@Virginnia]

They're evil.

[@dageneralionfly5456]

Exactly & up to this day we gov won’t label them as a Terrorist organization

[@Rebel-cd6gc]

@@dageneralionfly5456 I think if they did they stuff today they would immediately be seen as terrorists. But it's because it's died down big time. Yes the Klan is still around but they aren't making any terrorists acts today, people won't put up with their sh*t anymore. There are still closet racists in this country, but the Klan's reputation is so smeared they are honestly not even a threat like they use to be and everyone immediately distances themselves.

[@christopherchapman7186]

It’s extremely scary that this ACTUALLY happened in real life! RIP to Mr.Chaney, Mr.Goodman, and Mr.Schwepner! We as people of color must stop the stupid petty arguments and come together so that we can put an end to stuff like this!

[@jessestewart169]

The klan were evil bastards in those days. Murder and torture was there agenda.

[@christopherchapman7186]

@@jessestewart169 o yea that definitely was their agenda for sure no question about it!

[@earlofmar7987]

@@valerierodger7700 No, but one of them is in the White House now. So, I guess Democrats don't want ppl of color to know that. I don't think I will ever understand how black ppl got hoodwinked by LBJ and fell for all the Dem. party tricks.

[@valerierodger7700]

@@earlofmar7987 🙄 keep shoveling that BS. There is no klan member in the white house, and the civil rights act and voting rights act aren't things to be dismissed as tricks. Black people aren't hoodwinked. They are simply realistic enough to choose the lesser of two evils when that is the only choice presented.

[@earlofmar7987]

@@valerierodger7700 So you dismiss the fact Joe Bribden gave the Grand Dragon's eulogy? It doesn't bother you that the Head, Segregationist's in the Democrat Senate, gave Joe the table that the actually document was signed on? Let me ask you....did you know Lyndon Banes Johnson??? I did. He was not a nice man. He was a racists & attended hangings. Or, is that just another part of history that you overlook.

[@bruceraglinareyoukiddingme2509]

And there are people that said racism never exist.

[@RexT3rra]

They know better than that this is america history never videos of the black man oppressing yet we always getting opressed

[@dmmchugh3714]

The murders were horrible yes; but one aspect of the case that is also just unbelievably sad is that the police - who are sworn to uphold the law - turned the civil rights workers over to the murderers. They gave the assassins time to assemble, then released Chaney, Schwerner and Goodman. The police followed them, stopped them on the highway and handed them over to the murdering mob. Unfortunately, none of the convicted men served out their full sentences.

[@janejones5362]

Exactly what happeñd to Jesus.

[@ibuprofriends]

police are agents of the state. their job IS to uphold white supremacy. that’s why they are protecting nazis marching in the streets today.

[@Mike-dh6nb]

If they would have minded there own business they probably would still be alive. Segregation was being cramed down the throats of people that didn't

[@kerraptregolls4929]

@@Mike-dh6nbWhat a disgusting attitude you have. You condemn your self with your non-sensical statement. Your English is poor and requires work as well.

[@rosesmith6208]

well police actions have not changed, they can legally do things to people that are wrong on the face, civil asset forfieture, for example, which was to target big time criminals like the mafia, but instead is used against those who cant fight back, the average joe who was just minding his or her own business being pulled over and having their money taken without having commited any thing wrong. it has not improved but actually has gotten worse how people hold offices that they use to enrich themselves at teh expense of the people at large. this is nothing new, in fact I would say that it would be way worse now if it were not for some people who do believe in following the laws themselves, they hold back the tide sooner or later they wont be able to anymore and look out!!! for me I do not get involved in politics, but rather look to Gods kingdom to solve these problems (as meaning government) his laws are still in force and he only holds back punishment for a greater purpose once that is done you have armegeddon, (which will destroy all wicked people) so that peace may prevail. matthew 6:9-10

[@raysha9932]

Man’s inhumanity to another man

[@fabiwilliams4644]

A friend of mine travelled the south in 1985. He had made friends with a girl who invited him to stay if ever he came down that way. He didn't notice anything strange until he was invited to a get together. He said he got the shock of his life when they all came downstairs dressed in those sheets & hoods. At the meeting they had a roulette wheel & other games where you'd win a weapon & were encouraged to go out & assault anyone of colour. The whole meeting was hate propaganda. As we're from Australia he said it was the most frightening experience of his life.

[@angies2825]

Sad story

[@djquinn11]

Uh huh, sure he did.

[@johnryan1798]

I can relate. I've worked at a hospital for years in a small Texas town and got to know this sweet old lady that worked in the gift shop. One day she invited me over for supper and I got to meet the family. They were all showing off their hoods and sheets. Then they took me down a hallway to show off pictures of them wearing sheets crashing MLK Day parades in Georgia.

[@vivians9392]

@@johnryan1798 WOW! Just...WOW!

[@charlesgill6237]

@@johnryan1798 .

[@mikeveis6393]

The murderers were totally evil. May they rot and burn in deepest depths of hell!

[@aldriangrose8756]

Yall know these guys are your judges cops lawyers school teachers managers librarians local shop owner and that family next door and your pastor.

[@shoyourite7574]

Sho You Rite!

[@shkelzentahiraj267]

Tiffany Land l

[@Katya-zj7ni]

Shkelzen Tahiraj no they aren't any more? As an outsider looking in 40 odd years later it looks like anyone who doesn't say how awful these arseholes are if kind of out of politics, jobs, power etc?

[@helenmperkinsperkins5593]

Yes yes yes.

[@helenmperkinsperkins5593]

@jenny vorsith yes yes

[@inkyguy]

For those who missed the detail that was mentioned, Andrew Goodman was apparently still alive when he was buried under 14 feet of earth. 😢 😠

[@megaton8184]

Omg 😭😭😭

[@mariastewart9820]

Pure evil ! Satan is waiting on those murderers in hell !

[@autriajones-hurst9853]

Sick behavior

[@jessestewart169]

That's horrorifying wow. Vicious evil beyond imagination. Cruel mean terrorists.

[@davidhawley1132]

Not for long under the weight of 14 feet of clay without air.

[@StephenLuke]

RIP Andrew Goodman (1943-1964) James Chaney (1943-1964) and Michael Schwerner (1939-1964)

[@dharts5497]

❤❤❤

[@celestejenkins6849]

God knows I wouldn't live there for free, back then or now.

[@vivians9392]

Me, neither. I never appreciated home in Houston,Texas so much until that happened!

[@danielheartfire614]

Much of Mississippi is still shit.

[@pauljackson2169]

Facts fuck mississippi wouldn't go there if I'm paid🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

[@thatguy22441]

@@danielheartfire614 Mississippi is at the very bottom regarding education, standards of living, etc.

[@2up3rm4n1]

And on behalf of ALL my fellow Mississippians for those of you refusing to live here, let me just say HALLELUJAH!

[@annekherself240]

shamefull behavior

[@shoyourite7574]

Behavior of monsters

[@jasminesmith8009]

I was born and raised in Mississippi. Although I haven’t experienced any more racism there than I have anywhere else, I still wouldn’t move back there. Mississippi is lacking in regards to education, living standards, pay, etc.

[@jermaineridley573]

The same in Louisiana ma.

[@jasminesmith8009]

@@jermaineridley573 I believe it. It’s sad.

[@jermaineridley573]

@@jasminesmith8009 yes it is luv very sad 🙏🏿

[@IMHer777]

Add Alabama to that list. SMH

[@realtalkjames2408]

Financial racism in MissAcity.

[@inkyguy]

Years ago visiting the American Jewish Museum in Philadelphia, Pa., I was looking at a display about Andrew Goodman, and a woman nearby said that he had been one of the camp counselors at the summer camp she attended as a child. She thought a lot of him. For her it was a more personally felt loss for her than it could ever be for me, obviously, but it helped bring home the reality of this life and its loss in a way that it was no longer “just” history for me. These men were heroes of the highest order, genuine martyrs, who had their lives violently taken from them, threatening not violence, but with their lives, the supremacy of white supremacy and racism.

[@KellyTheReiss]

Oh my goodness. That's so horrible!

[@moniquelove1158]

Pure evilness. This is a constant repeat of wickedness that is still going on today. We're still fighting for equality & justice. Rip to all who sacrificed their lives for a better tomorrow 😔😥

[@christopherchapman7186]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@mickberry164]

Yes we are. But it is so much better than it used to be.

[@michellejackson1202]

​@@mickberry164 Not really , it might be worse .

[@EddieJackson-xl2jp]

@@michellejackson1202 how tf is it worse?

[@1990758]

​@@mickberry164Exactly there's no comparison. 1964. And 2023.

[@brooklynnikki478]

Why didn’t the deputies pay for this crime? They were complicit? Disgusting.

[@49lucky]

I lived it in florida. You would be driving down the beeline it was called in the 60s and the over passes would have crosses burning and sheets everywhere. The beeline was from the east coast to the Orlando airport. Since my family wasn't taught hatred we were wondering what was going on. Never have I even today under stand hatred. You are taught it's not what u r born knowing.

[@Moonewitch]

@Marjorie Tillman Then act like it. From your post? God isn't speaking through you.

[@lametriusbutler9314]

@@Moonewitch what you mean act like it? What did she say wrong?

[@katie195]

YOU ARE NOT A VICTIM YOU ARE THE MONSTER - interesting. I was raised to respect all people regardless of race, creed . To know the individual. To not judge. Any bias I have was learned and experienced in daily life and professionally working at a multi- national corporation. Overall I have found people of color are interested only in separating themselves from others. Not assimilating. Quick to play “the card”. Dislike white people. But first to find fault claiming exclusion. I think the best course of action is just to avoid the entire mess. Old school black and white men are the absolute best to work with. Hard workers, life experience, easy going, respect and be respected. Younger people ..l not so much ...

[@rasenigmatik6709]

@Marjorie Tillman the ironic thing about it is that GOD HATES them. " As it is written, Jacob have I loved, Esau have I HATED"

[@Jamie-js3qw]

a line from the film

[@kollusion1]

If it wasn't hatred of skin colour, people would find some other reason to vent their vileness, to help cover for their inadequacies.

[@theverminmediaareyourenemi5612]

hatred of behavior. nothing to do with skin color, if it did, why are Indians doing so well in America? they're as dark as blacks and they don't even speak the language. wtf is your excuse?

[@theverminmediaareyourenemi5612]

@a you know this how? when was the last time anyone owned a slave? oh right it still goes on massively in Africa, the ones who actually captured and sold their african brothers

[@jameshutchins6077]

a Chamberlain and 1 day ago...now I am over 70 yrs old non black marine and I have lived in the south, faced off klan members. Listening to many people who are prejudiced from around the world. I concluded it comes from a mental construct of “Us vs Them” exclusionist thinking. I have also heard them say the same rationale. They speak differently, practice religion differently, eat different foods, smell different...anything that instead of making “them” interesting makes “them” enemies of “us”.

[@kblazindetailing9846]

@@timchamberlin9280 so how do you see blacks you do realize this story otself was less that 100 years ago but hey pinkys solves racism we can go back home now

[@billbill8505]

​@@theverminmediaareyourenemi5612 www.amazon.com/Peoples-History-United-States/dp/0060838655/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

[@shalexiadavis1378]

I was 8 y/o when this happened. But as I got older realized and understood the impact and importance of the civil rights movement. But lately the actions of a lot of blacks has become an embarrassment for me as a black and displays of how soon some of us forget and that we have not fulfilled and understood the true significance meaning, importance and purpose of the civil rights movement and the civil rights bill.

[@dharts5497]

AS QUIET AS IT'S KEPT, THERE ARE OTHERS WHO FEEL AS YOU DO AND WITH GOOD REASON😮 SADLY, THE "I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD" MANTRA LOST ITS MEANING A LONG TIME AGO😢😢😢

[@adenise676]

@@dharts5497 sounds like a white person impersonating a black person. What black person refers to themselves as “a black” like be forreal 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@darylebenson2538]

everywhere you go in America this racism is not just in the South

[@2up3rm4n1]

That's why it is so prevalent in the rest of America and so convoluted now as well; white people in other states are saying, "I'm not racist. I just don't want black people around here. I'm not racist like THEY are in the south." As long as the rest of America clings to this imagery here of racism, it never will be dealt with everywhere else.

[@maggiesace389]

Cuz Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Indians, etc cant be/arent racist? 🤦‍♀️

[@fonziebulldog5786]

It took them over 40 years to catch Edgar Ray Killen.But they got him.

[@helenmperkinsperkins5593]

Yes That's the GOD we serve. Thank you Jesus.

[@2up3rm4n1]

@DieselPatches IsHomo SURPRISE!

[@jasonwilloughby1372]

@@helenmperkinsperkins5593 lol nonsense.

[@joshuawaltz9484]

We are all children of God. Hate is a terrible, terrible thing. God bless all the men and women who stood up for civil rights.

[@lindaschipansky4429]

hate is taught. Little kids don't see color. But it's a choice to keep hating. Only yourself can change if u want to

[@wsimoneawashington2879]

Sorry for all those who never got there justice.RIP

[@fecmultimedia1488]

It is a reconing of the evil of your country isn't it????????? is this not the despicable hypocrisy your country is know for??? A land of the free who are the master of slaves??? A country founded on Freedom and Justice that denied both to its people based on the color of their skin?? How even in this modern day you still create hatred against the Chinese by fabricating evidence of a non-existant genocide and fake proof of the origins of COVID?? how your country knowingly murdered Japanese and German civillians during WW2 and lied about how it is a necessity??? How much have your country changed??? Any at all?????

[@2up3rm4n1]

what's "there"? Where is it?

[@major_kukri2430]

@@2up3rm4n1 it's a typo, dummy

[@ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox]

u arent

[@major_kukri2430]

@@ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox ok?

[@jamesravenell1471]

I am now 58 years old; I remembered reading about the civil rights movements around 8 yrs. Old. This was one of many case that caught my attention besides Emmett Till. I glad I I don't carry this evilness in my soul like these devils. I will definitely defend myself when need; as a Marine Soldier I am trained...

[@MichaelBrown-hg2gp]

your training has nothing to do with it . if people want you they can get to you no matter what training you have .

[@greggprice3609]

This kind of hatred is still alive and well to this day. Don't forget that.

[@scotthoskins1875]

Bullshit. Maybe in people's hearts but we don't tolerate killing kids and burning houses. Why can't everyone see that dwelling on negativity and blaming descendants and stirring things up is what is bringing back hateful feelings

[@janetphillips2875]

It is on both sides of the isle. Two black guys walked in a convenince store one n8ght and robbed my sisterinlaw, and shot her in the head. She had spent the morning making her baby his first bday cake. His aunt still has it. That young man is 44 yrs old now.

[@PolizeiPaul]

This is why murder needs made a Federal crime vs state, Then justice could be done regardless of how racist a state is at the time you're trying suspects.

[@JeffreyBarkdull]

You saying that murder needs to be labeled as a federal crime PolizeiPaul?

[@PolizeiPaul]

@@JeffreyBarkdull Absolutely, For one thing it would guarantee a chance at the death penalty in states that have abolished it and also bring in the full power of the Federal Government to assist, As it's the ultimate of the ultimate crimewise it needs made Federal.

[@JeffreyBarkdull]

But do you know why people (e.g., Bernie Sanders) want to abolish the death penalty PolizeiPaul?

[@Katya-zj7ni]

You need a Federal Crime of what "murder" actually means for that to happen? From an EU country... we don't have "murder"... even if we did, it's a pretty puss@ (kittenish) way of looking at the ending of a human life? However I see you're country is going the same way? Yayyyyyu

[@PolizeiPaul]

@@Katya-zj7ni Murder in general should be a Federal crime, As then it would guarantee a chance at a death sentence if the victim's family wanted it. I'm sick and tired of my tax dollars going to care for the scum of the Earth, Put them down like the vile animals they were when they did their heinous acts.

[@karrieg7022]

As I'm watching this I am about 3 miles from where they where found at the Holley farm. It is creepy to drive on the dirt roads here with no hoses around and it's pitch black at night. It was scarey and no one was after me.

[@mommyshark1124]

I can only imagine!

[@Bill23799]

I grew up in New Rochelle, NY. I attended and graduated New Rochelle High School in 1976. My Biology teacher was Mrs. Schwerner. She was Michael Schwerner's mother.

[@dharts5497]

❤❤❤

[@joannewilliams5469]

This is truly heartbreaking. NO JUSTICE FOR THESE THREE BRAVE MEN 😢 #JESUSWEPT

[@delay8190]

The Sad thing is the 2 white guy's so called parents WOULD NOT ALLOW thier sons to be BURIED ALONG SIDE THE BLACK KID TOGETHER SMFH

[@theartisthasarrived]

@@delay8190 maybe they preferred their kid to be buried with other members of the family like great grandparents and other dead relatives

[@lyndonjames9178]

@Jim Smith but you can't say that about the 2 white boys. They wanted to see change

[@gregpettis1113]

@@delay8190 that's because they probably wanted them to be buried in a Jewish cemetery

[@mohammedomarali9237]

@@delay8190 it's because the White boys were Jews

[@buckanderson3520]

Crazy that they sent a mob guy/informant Greg Scarpa "the grim reaper" to get the information on where the bodies were buried. He got it after he tortured it out of someone. Karma's a b.

[@juliodelgado7499]

This deplorable action is unacceptable and can not and will not be tolerated

[@2up3rm4n1]

But it IS tolerated, because it is still happening. Now what?

[@edsmith9846]

I grew up in Mississippi when this happened and remember it all. Then, when I got old enough, I left the state. Nothing has changed in the state since these murders. All the people are still the same ignorant brutal killers they were back then.

[@janejones5362]

I was there once, as a hitchhiker. The FATTEST sheriff I ever saw, spent 15 minutes yelling at me, telling me how illegal hitchhiking was, eveeywhere in the country. Which I knew was a lie. I said nóthing, and he let me go. The entire time, I kept thinking, how in the WORLD did you get so FAT?!?

[@deloriserodriguez6005]

I did the same. Goodbye to all the evil done by racist whites and blacks too. And we still go8ng through hate crimes done in another format of discrimination and hate 8n 2023. May God bring judgement soon.

[@lizzyss6183]

I went to see the film " MISSISSIPPI BURNING", and was well aware it was a film based on a true story and not a documentary. However, the crime - the brutal murder,cover up and involvement of law enforcement and public official's has never been denied.

[@bradleyholt9805]

The Mississippi Sovereignty Commission set up these guys.

[@TexasMan77]

@@Road_RashNo it wasn’t. It was full of inaccuracies. It was a disgrace to the memories of those brave men.

[@cherylnance-ali5824]

My grandfather who was from North Carolina used to say, "There's the North, there's the South and then there's Mississippi. My other who was from Mississippi never said the word Mississippi. He never spoke about Mississippi, never.

[@NormanGiron-y7r]

VERY GOOD STORY " FBI FILES" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KasperKali]

Wow! 😮 Riveting narration and historical footage of a sad event in America's past. Superbly produced. Thank you for posting.

[@tycollins7841]

Not the past. It still happens till this day

[@Tallie90]

@@tycollins7841Right it never stopped

[@robertortiz8540]

Former Deputy Cecil Price died in 2001, at his place of residence he was then transported to the same hospital where they kept the bodies of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner. Deputy Cecil Price did not take his oath of office seriously as a law enforcement officer he betrayed the public trust because he was trusted by the American people to protect society but decided to turn around and take advantage of the people he was sworn to protect. The bottom line is that Deputy Cecil Price acted unethically and failed to uphold the standards and the policy of the Neshoba County Sheriff's Department because as a law enforcement officer he is held to a higher professional standard than a civilian. Despite this, he decided to have two positions simultaneously: a police officer and a KKK member.

[@johntaylorward3325]

I live in Philadelphia Mississippi and know exactly where this happend

[@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613]

John Taylor Ward I’m from Philadelphia, the actual big city & I never knew it was another Philadelphia. 😂

[@tyranosurasmax]

@@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613 same

[@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613]

max idk never heard of this place before. I’m from southwest, kingsessing ave. What part are you from?

[@tyranosurasmax]

@@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613 fishtown

[@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613]

max idk nice💯

[@gullybull5568]

hiding in PLAIN SIGHT.

[@kevinbailey3447]

Another viewing that Neshoba County, Mississippi needs to Self Reflect on! What an atrocious painful event where I grew up! I was also a victim and almost banished from Neshoba County for speaking out about modern day racism and Rascist groups in Neshoba County!

[@xyzsame4081]

and the rich owners of the property where the dam was, was also never charged or convicted.

[@vivians9392]

Sad, sad.

[@vivians9392]

Truly a misjustice! The dam landowner was obviously KKK and should have been charged with conspiracy in the killings!

[@joseHernandez-xc4ix]

What the hell is wrong with people . Man I am proud my family did not bring me up like that my Two kids half Native American and step kids half Black and all five are very good respectful Men and women . .

[@duaneelliott5194]

what nation, we are not "americans or canadians or other colonial imperial citizens" we have our own nations. other then that ok.

[@mikeveis6393]

The Imperial wizard is equivalent to Adolf Hitler

[@StephenLuke]

Obviously!!!

[@judyneale2996]

Everyone needs to see this movie. We shouldn't erase this from our memories. So tragic.

[@cal4207]

This isn't a movie this was a syndicated show that's off the air

[@DanielMartinez-de2cp]

Dude I will see if I can buy it on dvd 📀 , hell they should a movie 🎥 based on the 2003 Iraq War and the scandals that Bush and the elites 🤑 did back then along with elites 🤑 using us the middleman including my generation for their beneficial of making money 💰 on oil which also explained the gas ⛽️ prices $

[@DanielMartinez-de2cp]

Thus let’s not to mention every single 🇺🇸 army especially young soldiers dying in Iraq 🇮🇶 with the fantasy of thinking that they were fighting for freedom, although little that they know they were fighting for the greedy elites 🤑 and their lust for oil.

[@gib59er56]

Gene Hackman was great in the film. An FBI agent from Mississippi, who knew all of the methods the clan used to keep people in fear from talking, the "handoff" moves, the secret hand signs of the clan and he was scary as hell when he got pissed! You have to take the gloves off when fighting this shit. It IS a war. Ask anyone who has been in combat, when the rules of engagement are forcing you to fight with one arm behind your back, you are neck deep in shit. Ask any Vet. The men who killed these kids basically got away with murder. Nothing will ever change. We just never learn the lesson here.

[@cecelia1350]

@@cal4207 there’s a movie about it titled Mississippi Burning covering what those pathetic cowards in hoods did. They are burning in hell now.

[@williamhogg7830]

I was watching trailors for MISSISSIPPI BURNING. I have never watched the movie, but I will now! In my going thru the many short clips, I stumbled across the REAL STORY from the FBI. I'm very impressed by the determination for truth. For that I am proud of the FBI.

[@2up3rm4n1]

you won't find the 'truth' in MS Burning. Total work of Hollywood fiction.

[@johnloden8659]

Trust me you really need to watch it it'll make you think about all the things that are going on now

[@ninaninapasadena5687]

It’s a great movie Did you watch it?

[@stephenbartlett1167]

The FBI is under the control of the people who own America. Enough said

[@brandinwebb1364]

Thank God for Grace and Mercy😢

[@taymeeks1910]

My heart is so broken 💔💔💔 James Chaney Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner 🕊🕊🕊 You didn’t deserve this!

[@taymeeks1910]

@Dash93 😓😔

[@effiereis7180]

The fear goes all around this country.The big hope to me was when our country had great men going forward.Mr.Martin Luther King, President John Kennedy, and Bobby Kennedy.Moving forward for real justice and all disappeared to bullets for men wanting our countries ignorance to stay.And I am sick to my stomach that in the year " 2021" WE SIT IN RIVERS OF IGNORANCE! It seems forever.GOD FORGIVE US ALL TO LET FREEDOM BE NOTHING MORE THAN A LIE.😕😓😠

[@taymeeks1910]

@@effiereis7180 I absolutely agreed with you!! 🙌🏾

[@StephenLuke]

The Klansmen deserve hell.

[@taymeeks1910]

@@StephenLuke Agreed!!!!👏🏽

[@gianmariavolonte4315]

12:45 My theory has always been that when Mickey was finally offered to make a call (if that's really the case and assuming it was for bail), he refused because the Klan knew he would call other members of COFO down to bail him out. I think Mickey knew that himself, Andrew and James were in grave danger and didn't want to have the lives of other members of the movement put in harms way.

[@gregpettis1113]

He made a big mistake by not calling

[@mansakhanlv8487]

He saved lives with that decision if it’s truthful he was asked if wished to place a call

[@ladyredd1618]

I highly doubt that's even true. It's his word compared to three innocent boys that he had just murdered.

[@Davidthestratman7]

Makes sense however the call could have saved thuer lives by bringing attention to the FBI. However I feel they knew they were going to do a hand off so I don't think there was a call offer

[@usfreight]

I still have nightmares from Mississippi from 50 years ago and I'm white. Gulfport ..... The first time I ever saw a Thompson machine gun it was pointed at my head by a sheriff. I wasn't scared but my only thought was that my family would never know how I died.

[@jeremyjohnson9222]

I remember this story from the movie gene hackman played in

[@joansmith3296]

And Willem Defoe.

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

Its called Mississippi Burning

[@eliminatorofevil8140]

@Jeremy Johnson. Great film i will have to buy it on dvd as UK television these days is garbage and dont show great movies anymore .

[@windwoman3549]

joan smith And Frances McDormand! “Mississippi Burning” isn’t ‘just’ a movie - it’s an Oscar-winning, seminal film. It’s IMPORTANT for it’s realism & getting the details right. I’ve seen it at least a dozen times over the years & it still kicks me in the gut. Every. Single. Time.

[@mathewkromeo2934]

That was a good movie.

[@usutonueteuati1141]

How people used their power to manipulate the voiceless! So sick!

[@jessestewart169]

They are sick. Cowards weak and evil.

[@terpmaniac]

Mississippi REFUSED TO PROSECUTE the guilty men. You should be ashamed. ASHAMED.

[@omakjabat1354]

I can't believe people watch this ep & still not believe the injustice and racism police can have smh.

[@tc4423]

To recognize, yes. To allow your heart strings to be pulled to be manipulated into all sorts of usless behavior through some sort of guilt or desire to signal, no. May these murdered men rest in peace.

[@omakjabat1354]

@@tc4423 I have no idea what you just said or what the heck your talking about!!!

[@letitbeenow]

@@tc4423 You are an ignorant demon.

[@mvrmvp]

They know they just pretend they don’t

[@Weezy10580]

This was almost 60 years ago, things have changed. Grow up

[@Uwolz]

Why do racists always get mad at videos like these lmfaoo.

[@raysinder3982]

Al Sharpton got mad at this video?

[@anthonymiller934]

@@raysinder3982 white racists is what they are referring to

[@2up3rm4n1]

It's not the videos. It's the historical inaccuracy in the movie Mississippi Burning and it's people ascending to their soapbox with comments of "they" and don't seem aware of what is going on in America today.

[@normalfan7647]

I can’t get over how lucky it was that the man moved the stick right to where the people were buried. Imagine what would have happened if he didn’t move the stick, the bodies may have never been found.

[@b1bo840]

hmmm... prompts me to ask where was he on the night of june 21, 1964 at 10:30pm 🤔

[@Beaneabean]

@@b1bo840 lmao yea

[@licensed_beheader]

Something tells me it wasn't just luck. I genuinely wonder where he was the night those activists went missing. A guilty conscience can make you do wonders.

[@jamesHadden-l6l]

@@licensed_beheader You have something to feel guilty about?

[@dustyflair]

The FBI used a memeber of the mob to come down and BEAT The info out of whomever it took. ZThey knw who to kidnap and start beating and befofre long the bodies were found. No ther way it comes out unless it is beat out of someone.

[@carydavidhoffson6014]

To get rid of hate you have to stand up to hate because that is all they understand

[@charleymartinez-rodriguez8358]

Why did they order the evidence to be destroyed? What was the purpose? Who is being protected?

[@montanamountainmen6104]

Both sets of my Grandparents grew up in the south, Oklahoma and W. Virginia. I grew up hearing stories and as a boy thought nothing of it but as history. Later, as I became a adult I married a Hawaiian girl , a " Happa" or half breed of white and Islander. I heard her stories of how Half breed Hawaiians were treated harshly by full blooded Hawaiians, they were harassed, beaten up at school etc.....My wife is 51 so it isn't like this happened 80 years ago....These stories are spoken in closed rooms, not in public but in quiet places from other ears.....They don't put that on Hawaiian travel / vacation posters.

[@robindew5524]

May those that were murdered then RIP. May God have His vengeance on those evil, demented murderers.

[@janejones5362]

Amen. 🙏✝️✡

[@JohnJones-bk8tj]

Romans says vengeance is mine I will repay saith the lord

[@KingDro-c5r]

The fact that law enforcement was involved in these murders is horrendous these are the same people that are supposed to protect the people yet they're breaking their own law smdh

[@rosariodeleon541]

We’re any of these men ever arrested? My God how could they have lived with themselves?

[@astridschlegel6884]

So sad. My heart aches for all the black people who had to suffer so much because of this hatred

[@stevehaller6332]

And yet nothing is said or done about the black on black drug and gang related homicdes in our major cities since the Mississippi Burning case along with the death of Emmit Till. The black on black murder rate in this country is far higher than the deaths related to these situations.

[@NOPT229]

Me too, so sad that people can treat others like this..hopefully one day we can all live in the world where racism doesn’t exist 😢

[@pioneercynthia1]

Even though these are reconstructions, this is a very difficult episode to watch. It's so sad. Thank you, Agent Kallstrom, for an appropriately solemn introduction. Thank you, and Rest in Peace.

[@karenacton3854]

Ah, the cowards that hide behind hoods.........the finest of citizens in the USofA.

[@vivians9392]

They got left behind in education after the Civil War!

[@dondressel452]

Just like the cowards hiding behind hoods rioting in our major cities now

[@Shimmy246]

They're still at it. Rioting and looting killing and blaming blm

[@peardropssmith1022]

Imagine living with all that hatred on a daily basis, all that negative energy and murderous venom, that's why them racists look older than their age, hope them and their famiy never get no peace and they ALL haunted by Chaney Goodman and Schwerner, these lads died for nothing RIP angels

[@scotthoskins1875]

And their families? What if their family are good people who love and accept everyone?

[@mikeoas]

Our skin colour is a testament to our species ability to live in every corner of this world. We are all one people it saddens me to my soul that people think it's ok to discriminate against anyone. Me and my husband have just finished watching Till, and he was crying throughout watching it. All life is sacred and we hope one day we look back at this chapter of our history as the watershed moment where we began to fight for one another rather with one another. We will never forget you and will fight for equality in your memory to all those who have died because of bigotry and hatred

[@jamesmurray8558]

Thank you.

[@elle5680]

Some of these same men are Pastor's on pulpits praising God.... May God have mercy Amen!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@SaltyMinorcan]

I remember this along with the four little girls burned in the church changing public opinion inside the South. It's horrible it took something like this to get people to open their eyes and see yes there was a swath of folks who absolutely could not vote.

[@jasonb.3874]

they were bombed not burned.

[@rollotomassi6374]

16th Street Baptist Church in downtown Birmingham…..the church was bombed by the clan, four young girls were killed.

[@SaltyMinorcan]

yes@@rollotomassi6374

[@hotcakesjubaby7300]

Low down mfks ​@@rollotomassi6374

[@andreacloyd3672]

I was a kid livin in Tx at this time & vividly rmbr this. I was so sickened & saddened by this events. This peo had no idea what they had gotten themselves in 2 in Mississippi. But it had finally crossed the line. When white peo got killed. It was good that the FBI had decided 2 intervene. Or those men wud still b.in.thst dam. RIP.

[@MichaelBrown-hg2gp]

learn to poet .

[@janejones5362]

White JEWISH people.

[@norcanexs.g.llc.4625]

In the land of freedom for all.

[@corneliawissing7950]

Did the young black man who fled the town ever get his class ring back?

[@lorettacook1754]

I remember this because it was one thing convinced me to stay out of Mississippi. That was a very sad and tragic time in our history..

[@danellewalker6879]

I've been living in Meridian since January 2016. This is terrible 😞 😢

[@2up3rm4n1]

Did it happen in 2016??? I thought it was in 1964!

[@waynewithersarmwrestling1255]

I am in Philadelphia, lets hang out beautiful.

[@danellewalker6879]

@Wayne Withers Arm Wrestling I moved away frm Mississippi

[@waynewithersarmwrestling1255]

@@danellewalker6879 o man I have the worst luck SMH

[@danellewalker6879]

@@waynewithersarmwrestling1255 aaawwweee

[@kylieminou7775]

I loved the movie "Mississippi Burning", loved the chemistry between Gene Hackman and Willem Dafoe, but when I saw it I thought if all that effort to find the murderers would have been the same had all the three activists been black, after all, lynchings have been going on for decades, the North included, without the FBI lifting a finger. They portray the agents as courteous, Mormon like young men, all efficient and serious and by the book, until is not the time to be by the book anymore and they take action. This was 1964 and the FBI, same one your see so benignly represented here orchestrated the murder of Fred Hampton in 1969, for the crime of helping the poor and wanting equal rights for his people

[@valerierodger7700]

The fact that two of them were white may have increased national interest, but it is absolutely beyond doubt that it would never have been solved, the bodies would never have even been found, if it had been three black men. As referenced in this documentary, the only reason that a number of people started to talk was because they felt that killing white people was crossing a line - they were okay with all the lynchings, though. That said, be a little bit more honest, if only with yourself, about the great deal of difference between these boys and Hampton. These boys were civil rights activists peacefully trying to expand voting activities. Hampton was a Black Panther leader, killed in a raid after two police officers had been killed in several others injured in a shootout with the Black Panthers. I'm not condoning the actions in that raid, simply pointing out that there is a great deal of difference between people advocating for voting and people who are armed anti-government revolutionaries.

[@MichaelBrown-hg2gp]

mormons are not nice .yes the effort is the same .

[@tats7859]

That would never had happened, because you would never at that time seen 3 black activists traveling through any deep southern state... what also is a very powerful movie is, a time to kill... although I don't believe it's based on actual events.

[@ronryan7398]

Malcolm X said he’d rather deal with an openly racist White man than with a White liberal. He said you always knew where you stood with a racist but that liberals were like snakes.

[@temureviewer33]

Did they though they didnt abolish slavery til 2013..those people are terrible