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Go, Johnny, go!
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Does anyone reading this know about Johnny Gray's later life? I'm clicking the internet and not finding anything yet...
Page 23 here has an application from a person whose age, name, and place of living kinda matches, so maybe it was him
If that was him then maybe this record is about him, too. I don't know if Ancient Faces is crowd sourced or gets information from archives, but it reports death on July 18, 2001
I appreciate the research, thank you. The Little Rock school board doc is intriguing, whether it's him or not.
~~From other comments and the weirdness of these pictures. I'm guessing this is made up by AI.~~
~~Yeah I can't even find this on the UPI website.~~
NVM, the UPI website has a shitty AI for their search and it sucks. Using DDG I was able to find the photo on their site.
https://www.upi.com/Archives/Audio/Events-of-1959/City-Gangs-and-a-Lynching-in-Mississippi/