Jerry Mitchell

Journalist Jerry Mitchell takes on the Ku Klux Klan, seeking justice for heinous crimes. Reyna Grande finds kinship with a man seeking asylum in the US. Sarah Jane Johnson confronts her past while starting a family.

Journalist Jerry Mitchell takes on notorious members of the Ku Klux Klan. Reyna Grande finds kinship with a man seeking asylum in the US. Sarah Jane Johnson faces her past while starting a family. The podcast explores seeking justice, redemption, and confronting the past to forge ahead.

Jerry Mitchell, a seasoned journalist known for his expertise in FBI documents, joins U.S. Attorney Dunn Lampton in a gripping discussion on reopening a decades-old murder case rooted in the civil rights era. They explore the chilling stories of unsolved murders in Mississippi and the persistent shadows of the Ku Klux Klan. The conversation dives into the revival of crucial FBI evidence, the emotional toll on families seeking justice, and the complexities of uncovering truths in a fraught historical context.

Jerry Mitchell, an investigative journalist renowned for reopening closed murder cases from the Civil Rights Era, shares astonishing stories from his career. He reveals chilling discoveries, including sealed government records tied to racial violence, and recounts his face-to-face interviews with Klan members. Determined despite threats to his life, he highlights the emotional triumphs of delivering justice after decades of silence. Their exploration of systemic racism and voting rights in Mississippi sparks deeper conversations about accountability and the ongoing struggle for civil rights.

Jerry Mitchell, an investigative journalist renowned for reopening closed Civil Rights-era murder cases, shares riveting stories from his career. He discusses his relentless pursuit of justice, uncovering sealed government records tied to racial murders. Mitchell recounts chilling encounters with Klansmen and highlights the tragic tale of civil rights advocate Vernon Dahmer. His transition from journalism to leading a nonprofit focused on prison reform also sheds light on systemic injustices and the power of storytelling in sparking social change.