Crump wants inquiry of 215 people buried in county pauper’s field - Jackson Advocate
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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump issued a clarion call for justice on behalf of the relatives, friends, and close associates of 215 people buried in the pauper’s cemetery behind the Hinds County jail in Raymond without notification of their relatives and close associates.  On Wednesday, December 28, the Hinds County Coroner released the full list […]

No, this isn't 1960. 2008-2023 is the date range. Only records were kept for people buried after 2016.

One of the bodies is a man who was hit by an off-duty officer. The PD said they could not identify him. His exhumed body had his wallet in his pocket with a state issued ID and an information card with his home phone number on it and current address. They charged his mother $250 to reclaim his body for a proper burial. That same woman had her brother killed by the same police department when they brutally beat him to death on the side of the road. A pig went to prison for it.

Death to Amerikkka. Fuck this demon cracker nation.

  • Rom [he/him]
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    1 year ago

    I'm willing to bet they started it with runaway slaves.

      • Rom [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        The origins of police departments in Amerikkka are rooted in catching and returning escaped slaves. The Jackson Police Department was founded in 1822. I'm just saying.