In the Mississippi Shadows Suspect in '64 Slayings Turns Out to Be Alive
Augusta Chronicle, The › November 08, 2005
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ROXIE, Miss. - Thomas Moorestopped at the gasoline station just outside of town for a sausage and egg sandwich. He got much more than he'd bargained for.
Mr. Moore was back in the southern Mississippi timberlands of his youth to make a documentary about the 1964 kidnapping, torture and slaying of his brother and another black man, crimes for which no one was ever tried.See the full content of this document
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In the Mississippi Shadows Suspect in '64 Slayings Turns Out to Be Alive
Idling in the store that blistering July day, Mr. Moore lamented to a local that one of the prime suspects had died, and the listener asked which one.
"James Ford Seale," Mr. Moore replied. The newspapers had said so. Mr. Seale's own son had confirmed it years ago.The man looked at Mr. Moore in surprise. "He ain...See the full content of this document
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