From the Sun-Sentinel:
Belle Glade The stark image conjures up a bleak chapter in American history: a black man’s body dangling from a tree.
That’s what Bernice Golden found on May 28, her son’s body hanging from a schefflera tree just outside his grandmother’s Belle Glade home.
She can’t believe Feraris Golden’s death was a suicide as police suspect. Just hours earlier, he had been joking with friends at a nearby mom-and-pop convenience store.
Are we living in the 1930s? How did he kill himself with his hands tied behind his back?
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