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A Verdict That Still Haunts History
A Verdict That Still Haunts History In 1946, five men in Mississippi walked free after being accused in the death of a man named Leon McAtee. The evidence was there. One of them even confessed. But the system decided otherwise. What does that say about justice back then… and what does it say about us now? Sometimes it’s not about reopening old wounds, it’s about refusing to forget the lesson they left behind. #HistoryTalk #NeverForget #TruthMatters
Mississippi • 2025-10-25
Sandy Keegan
I just read some of this heartbreaking story, but before I did I already knew what it was about.. isn't it a shame ..dirty rotten shame...but God will take care of this...Mark my word ..He/God Sees Everything 💕
10-27
Sandusky, OH
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Michael Daniel
let the past go. now of us on earth had anything to do with it
10-26
Gautier, MS
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Torri Davis
#buttt, they died too 🤔??do u think God pardoned them😡The Lord redeems and chastised those he loves, according to the Word 🙏
10-26
Victorville, CA
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James Potter
I beg to differ with a couple of you. Letting the past go FORCES us to make the same mistakes! History is important especially when it's negative.
10-28
Fremont, OH
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Vera Simon
Rip. Horrible,unfortunately this type of injustice continues.
10-27
Brooklyn, NY
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Sam Chitwood
it's a sad part of our history. how it reflects on us years later is nothing to me. I wasn't even born then. it's history, that means it's over and time to move on. beating a dead horse never accomplishes anything.
10-27
Simpsonville, SC
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Ramanda Jackson
great
11-09
Pascagoula, MS
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