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It's never too late.(READING BETWEEN THE HEADLINES)(Brief article)
The 71-year-old James F. Seale was finally arrested this year in Mississippi on federal kidnapping charges stemming from the 1964 murder of two Black teenagers, Charles Eddie Moore and Henry Hezekiah Dee, who were tied to trees, whipped and drowned. At the time of the murders, the FBI turned the case over to local authorities, who threw it out. But the boys' families have ...
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