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61K views · 1K reactions | Politeness was mandatory in jail. Phone calls were delayed for hours. When Schwerner was offered a collect call, he declined, for reasons unknown. After Schwerner bailed Chaney out, they were released late at night. Then they disappeared. Hope faded. The worst was feared. #CivilRights #Missing #Justice #History #1960s #TheFBIFiles #TrueCrime | The FBI Files | Facebook

In 1964, Mr. X told Agent Sullivan he knew where Goodman, Chaney, and Schwerner were buried. His chilling words? "I think I can tell you where the bodies are buried." He revealed they were in an earthen dam at Old Jolly Farm. #Mississippi #CivilRights #TheFBIFiles #TrueCrime | The FBI Files

11K views · 122 reactions | When Mickey Schwerner missed his call, the FBI got involved. The trio was pulled over outside Philadelphia, MS, and held. Chaney was booked; Schwerner and Goodman were held in connection with a church burning. What happened after their release at 10:30 PM remains a mystery. #CivilRights #Mississippi #FBI #History #MissingPersons #TheFBIFiles #TrueCrime | The FBI Files | Facebook