Witness to Louisiana cold case KKK murder tells his story
Not a day has passed during the past 62 years that Willie Gibson hasn’t thought of Louisiana and the horrific shootings in Monroe.
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Not a day has passed during the past 62 years that Willie Gibson hasn’t thought of Louisiana and the horrific shootings in Monroe.
Not a day has passed during the past 62 years that Willie Gibson hasn’t thought of Louisiana and the horrific shootings in Monroe.
He is the last living witness involved in the events that led to the killings a man who later became a Ku Klux Klan leader.The post A man the FBI
A man who would become a Ku Klux Klan leader was suspected of fatally shooting four men in 1960. The FBI thought the sole witness was dead.
The work of a Louisiana newspaper editor will be included in a PBS "Frontline" documentary on the 1967 Ku Klux Klan murder of a Black man in Natchez, Mississippi.