Kendrec McDade, March 24, 2012

19-year-old Kendrec McDade was shot to death by Pasadena officers Jeff Newlen and Mathew Griffin in Pasadena, California and was handcuffed despite being mortally wounded. Considerable time passed before EMS was called to the scene. Update: A protest is scheduled in front of the Pasadena NAACP Awards Banquet after the Pasadena NAACP branch awarded the Police Chief an award. Please ask the Pasadena Police Chief to answer questions in regards to McDade's death by emailing him at Psanchez@cityofpasadena.net.

Dane Scott, Jr. March 14, 2012

Captain Randy Harrison was recently charged with felony manslaughter for the shooting death of unarmed teenager Dane Scott in Del City, Oklahoma.

Jonny Gammage, October 12, 1995

Lieutenant Milton Mullholland and Officer John Vojtas of the Brentwood Police Department, Sgt. Keith Henderson of the Whitehall Police Department, and Officer Michael Albert of the Baldwin Police Department killed Jonny Gammage (sometimes spelled "Johnny Gammage") on State Route 51 on October 12, 1995, after stopping him due to racial profiling in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Muholland had claimed that Gammage was "driving erratically" because he made brake stops on the road. Muholland and Albert were tried twice which both ended in hung juries, and their attorneys successfully argued that a third trial would be double jeopardy. Vojtas was acquitted by an all white jury.

Herbert Lee Murder, September 25, 1961

Farmer Herbert Lee, 52, was shot and killed by E. H. Hurst, a Klan member of the Mississippi Legislature, on September 25, 1961 in Liberty, Mississippi.

Yusuf Hawkins, August 23, 1989

A mob of people killed 16-year-old Yusuf Hawkins in Bensonhurst, New York after he came to inquire about a car for sale. Three people were convicted of his brutal murder, and only one walks free Keith Mondello after serving less than ten years for the killing he now works for the New York City Department of Sanitation making $67, 216.

Garrick Eppinger, Jr. September 17, 2011

A shotgun wound to the head and a considerable delay in telling the deceased's family that it was not combat-related. Eppinger, Jr. died under mysterious circumstances in Afghanistan after being shot to death. He had a desk job and was not in the line of fire. Who killed this man and why?

Birdia Keglar and Adlena Hamlett, January 11, 1966

Adlena Hamlet and Birdia Keglar were killed on January 11, 1966 when the car in which they were riding was forced off the road in Sidon, MS, Leflore County near Greenwood. Five passengers of that car were returning from a trip to Jackson where then Senator Robert Kennedy had given a speech on integration. During his speech, Senator Kennedy stated that nothing had better happen to these people as they return home, but unfortunately local Klansmen did not care. The three other passengers survived.