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Tulsa Race Massacre burial committee to get report on mass grave search
Tulsa Race Massacre burial committee to get report on mass grave search
By Randy Krehbiel Tulsa World 13 hrs ago
Results of subsurface scanning in search of unmarked burials from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre will be reported to the public at 5:30 p.m. Monday at Carver Middle School’s Tyrone Wilkerson Auditorium, 624 E. Oklahoma Place.
Scientists will present their findings to a public oversight committee, who will then contemplate further steps in the search. The meeting is open to the public.
Initiated by Mayor G.T. Bynum, the investigation centers on nearly century-old rumors that bodies from the 1921 event were disposed of secretly. The official death count, based on death certificates and National Guard reports, is 37, but authorities said at the time they could not confirm that all deaths were accounted for.
In October, scientists with Oklahoma Archeological Survey and the Medical Examiner’s Office conducted tests at Newblock Park and Oaklawn Cemetery. It is the results of these tests that will be discussed Monday.
After hearing the scientific report, the oversight committee will discuss future steps, which could include further tests at the same or other locations or excavation.
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By Randy Krehbiel Tulsa World 13 hrs ago
Results of subsurface scanning in search of unmarked burials from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre will be reported to the public at 5:30 p.m. Monday at Carver Middle School’s Tyrone Wilkerson Auditorium, 624 E. Oklahoma Place.
Scientists will present their findings to a public oversight committee, who will then contemplate further steps in the search. The meeting is open to the public.
Initiated by Mayor G.T. Bynum, the investigation centers on nearly century-old rumors that bodies from the 1921 event were disposed of secretly. The official death count, based on death certificates and National Guard reports, is 37, but authorities said at the time they could not confirm that all deaths were accounted for.
In October, scientists with Oklahoma Archeological Survey and the Medical Examiner’s Office conducted tests at Newblock Park and Oaklawn Cemetery. It is the results of these tests that will be discussed Monday.
After hearing the scientific report, the oversight committee will discuss future steps, which could include further tests at the same or other locations or excavation.
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