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Mississippi Cold Case (2007)

A film about the journey to solve the 1964 Klan murders of Charles Moore and Henry Dee and the Federal trial in Mississippi that results from its production.

50 years later

2014/05/022014/05/05

“Investigating unsolved KKK murders in the deep south” released by Vice News

2014/02/252014/10/21

OAC supports new Ridgen/Moore book

2014/02/212014/02/27

Reconciliation in Mississippi (2011)

2011/11/192025/02/02

Murder at the shoe shop (2011)

2011/01/132014/02/10

Wharlest Jackson, killed by a car bomb around 8 pm on the evening of February 27, 1967 shortly after leaving the Armstrong Tire and Rubber Company, in Natchez, Mississippi.

Thomas Moore holds one of the only pictures of his brother Charles Moore who was kidnapped, beaten and brutally murdered by members of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan along with his friend Henry Dee on May 2, 1964 after being picked up hitchhiking in Meadville, MS.

Clifton Walker, murdered by ambush on Poorhouse Road on his way home to Woodville, MS on February 28, 1964 after leaving work at the International Paper Company in Natchez, Mississippi.

Civil rights cold case project (2008-present)

2008/02/052014/02/12

Mississippi Cold Case (2007)

2007/02/112014/06/19

Return to Mississippi (2004)

2004/12/222014/03/13

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