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Senators Seek Highest Civilian Honor for Emmett Till and His Mother

NBC News: Sens. Richard Burr and Cory Booker said the Congressional Gold Medal is long overdue for the Till family.

Click here for the report.

Related Report: The G-Man Interviews: Scott Shepherd

Close Friend of the Bryant Family Makes Shocking Allegation
About the Circumstances That Led to Emmett Till’s Murder

Scott Shepherd was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and served as Imperial Wizard, Grand Wizard, and national leader of the Omerta Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. His other affiliations included the National Association for the Advancement of White People and The European-American Unity Rights Organization. Shepherd created The National White Rights Association and The White Rights Organization.

The Mississippi native, who frequently appears in my ongoing series “Racism and Rage in America”, has known and interacted with members of the Bryant family since he was a child. Over the last 30 years, Shepherd, his father, extended family members, and members of the Indianola community have privately discussed the Till murder and the role Carolyn Bryant may have played. Now, nearly 60 years after the murder, trial and acquittal, Scott Shepherd is going to reveal what he describes as a crucial element that should’ve been considered when the federal government attempted to file charges against Carolyn Bryant. According to the former Klansman and members of his family, it was something that was common knowledge throughout the Indianola community.

The interview was conducted on June 18, 2014.

Additional information pertaining to this episode is available through the following links:

Scott Shepherd’s blogs: http://racistnomore1.blogspot.com/ http://antiracism1.blogspot.com/

Mississippi Grand Jury Fails to Indict in 1955 Till Murder Case

Justice Delayed, But Not Denied (’60 Minutes’ Segment)

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