Ayden shooting has raised questions of possible police brutality and murder
- Title
- Ayden shooting has raised questions of possible police brutality and murder
- Description
- An article entitled "Ayden shooting has raised questions of possible police brutality and murder", found on p. B1 in the September 8, 1971 issue of ECU's Fountainhead newspaper. State Trooper Billy Day is accused of police brutality and murder in the death of William Murphy, after an investigation by the local African American community. Includes images of the autopsy results, as well as a sketch of possible events.
- Date
- September 08, 1971
- Original Format
- excerpts
- Extent
- 37cm x 42cm
- Local Identifier
- UA50.05.04.127
- Subject(s)
- Ayden (N.C.)--Race relations
- African American men--North Carolina--Ayden
- College student newspapers and periodicals--North Carolina--Greenville
- Police, State--North Carolina--Ayden
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
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