A look into the Civil Rights-era shooting death of Jimmie Lee Jackson
The Death of Jimmie Lee Jackson Forty years ago, the incident that led to the Selma to Montgomery march began as a confrontation between Civil Rights workers and law enforcement officers in the small Alabama town of Marion.
Black Caucus asks for new investigation of 1965 fatal shooting In the wake of a March 6 Anniston Star story, the Alabama Attorney General’s office is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the 40-year-old fatal shooting of a civil rights demonstrator by a state trooper.
Civil Rights Era slaying witness still backs account Robert C. Andrews, a former Alabama state trooper and one of the last living witnesses to the killing of Jimmie Lee Jackson in Marion at the height of the Civil Rights movement, said he sticks to the account he gave just after the incident 43 years ago.
Grand jury to hear evidence in killing from Civil Rights era Dallas County District Attorney Michael Jackson will take new evidence in the Civil Rights era killing of Jimmie Lee Jackson to a grand jury next month, he announced during a Friday conference at Harvard University.
Indictment in civil rights-era killing A grand jury returned a sealed indictment Wednesday in the shooting death of a black man by a state trooper 42 years ago — a killing that set in motion the historic civil rights protests in Selma and led to passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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