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KKK's Nathan Bedford Forrest Being Dug Up, Evicted From Memphis Park - Vimarsana News

KKK's Nathan Bedford Forrest Being Dug Up, Evicted From Memphis Park

The dead body of Confederate General and Ku Klux Klan leader Nathan Bedford Forrest is being dug up and ejected from a Memphis park that will host a Juneteenth celebration in two weeks. The remains are being dug up by workers hired by the Sons of Confederate Veterans, according to The New York Times, and […]

Memphis is digging up the remains of a Confederate general who led the early KKK - Vimarsana News

Memphis is digging up the remains of a Confederate general who led the early KKK

Since 1904, the bodies of Forrest and his wife have laid in the city park that was named in his honor for more than a century.

Source: msn.com
Memphis exhumes the remains of Nathan Forrest, a KKK leader and Confederate general - Vimarsana News

Memphis exhumes the remains of Nathan Forrest, a KKK leader and Confederate general

Since 1904, the bodies of Forrest and his wife have laid in the city park that was named in his honor for more than a century.

Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan 'Grand Wizard' is exhumed in Memphis - Vimarsana News

Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan 'Grand Wizard' is exhumed in Memphis

The bodies of General Nathan Bedford Forrest, notorious for the massacre of 300 black soldiers, and his wife, are being moved to the National Confederate Museum in Columbia, Tennesse

Nathan Bedford Forrest's remains to be removed - Vimarsana News

Nathan Bedford Forrest's remains to be removed

“In Memphis, it was at the end of 2017, December 20th of 2017 that the Forrest monument was actually taken down along with a few others,” Tim Huebner says.