PORT GIBSON, Miss. (AP) -- Federal and state authorities are investigating the hanging death of a black man in Mississippi who had been missing for more than two weeks, the FBI said Thursday. The investigation involves the FBI, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and the United States Attorney's office. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is also involved.
The man was last seen March 2 and was reported missing by his family days later, FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jason Pack said in a statement. Pack says the cause of death has not been determined, and authorities aren't sure if it's a homicide or a suicide.
Poster Comment:
The alleged Justice Department can send in a Feeb task force,the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division,and the US Attorney's office with their investigators to investigate the death of a black man that MIGHT have been a suicide,but they basically ignored a teenage white girl being set on fire and even having lighter fluid squirted down her throat and her throat set on fire in a case where the prime suspect on day one was her former black gangsta drug-dealing thug boyfriend?
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