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Reporter files defamation lawsuit against McCurtain County officials - Vimarsana News

Reporter files defamation lawsuit against McCurtain County officials

New revelations in a story unfolding in McCurtain County where published stories and an audio recording allegedly reveal some county officials using racist language, discussing murdering a reporter.

Source: kjrh.com
OK Sheriff: Recording of racist, threatening remarks illegal - Vimarsana News

OK Sheriff: Recording of racist, threatening remarks illegal

A newspaper published audio recording in which the Oklahoma sheriff and others are reportedly heard discussing killing two journalists and hanging Black people.

Source: whas11.com
Recording Shows US Cops Discussing Killing Journalists, Publicly Hanging Black Americans - Vimarsana News

Recording Shows US Cops Discussing Killing Journalists, Publicly Hanging Black Americans

The audio recordings were released by Oklahoma’s McCurtain Gazette-News which showed McCurtain sheriff and three colleagues discussing murdering journalists and Blacks

Source: news18.com
Oklahoma governor calls for resignation of officials over recording of racist, threatening remarks - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma governor calls for resignation of officials over recording of racist, threatening remarks

A portion of the recording was released by the paper, and it also appears to capture one of the four making racist comments about Black people.

Source: kmbc.com
McCurtain County officials refuse to resign as pressure grows - Vimarsana News

McCurtain County officials refuse to resign as pressure grows

IDABEL, OKLA. — McCurtain County officials made themselves scarce Tuesday in the wake of a weekend local newspaper story that reported some county officials had been recorded by the newspaper