Three More Victims of Tulsa Race Massacre Identified in Latest Excavation
Investigators discover remains with gunshot wounds in Oaklawn Cemetery, bringing the total exhumed to 47 since 2018.
- The latest search uncovered 11 sets of remains, with three showing evidence of gunshot wounds.
- One victim had bullet and shotgun wounds, another was shot with two different calibers, and a third showed signs of burning.
- The remains will undergo DNA and genealogical testing at Intermountain Forensics in Salt Lake City.
- Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum initiated the search project in 2018, aiming to identify massacre victims.
- A new committee is exploring reparations for survivors and descendants of the massacre.
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