‘Mr. Fuller has shot his men’

‘You don’t go in Mr. Fuller’s yard’

“TRUST YOUR DOG,” Louisiana Search and Rescue Dog team used in cold cases

50 years after fatal shooting: Milton Scott’s family, FBI agents talk about the emotional toll

A case that ‘flips justice on its head’: Victim, not shooter, convicted in 1960 bloodbath

A half-century ago in Louisiana, armed black men fought back

A man the FBI thought was dead recalls details of 1960 murders

As gas clouds cleared, two lay dead. A sister wondered, ‘Why? Why?’

Bitter Jaguar Listening Event

Board that will review FBI files from civil rights era taking shape

Bogalusa civil rights leader, Deacon for Defense Bob Hicks, honored

Civil rights era group helped protect black community

Closed Cases

Cold Case: Details on Glover, SDG, killings found in FBI Jackson docs

Deacons for Defense and Justice defied segregation

Deacons group protected ‘outlaw town’ Ferriday’s black community from Klansmen in 1960s

Della Smith

Did the FBI fail in trying to resolve Civil Rights cold cases?

Ernest Parker

FBI

FBI closing the books on reopened civil rights era murders

FBI: Former Gov. John McKeithen arranged payments to Ku Klux Klan to quell violence in 1960s

First black student in Ferriday meets with klansman’s daughter 50 years after firebombing

Gov. John Bel Edwards apologizes to families of two Southern students gunned down during 1972 protest

Half century later, question remains: What deputy killed two students?