During the heat of the civil rights movement, three young activists were shot to death in central Mississippi. It was June 1964, the start of "Freedom Summer." In 1967, eight men were convicted of violating the slain men's civil rights, but no one was charged with their deaths. Someone might be yet. "This is a case we ought to try if we can," says State Attorney General Mike Moore.
June 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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