Top stories in New Orleans in your inbox Twice daily we'll send you the day's biggest headlines. Sign up today. e-mail address * Sign Up The mayorâs proclamation specifically extends New Orleansâ âdeepest apologiesâ to seven Black New Orleanians who were killed during the unrest and the hundreds more who were harmed. Two of them were Hannah Mabry, 60, who was killed by a mob that fired dozens of gunshots into her house on Rousseau Street, and her son, Harry Mabry, âthe only person convicted of a felony for the four days of violence,â Cantrell said. After his motherâs death, Harry Mabry identified two men, George Flanagan and Mike Foley, as her killers. But he was pressured into recanting, convicted of perjury for his initial statement and sent to the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola for eight months.Â