Edmond Reed, 1943 July 19

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REED, Edmond

Reed, a 26-year-old black man, was a Private in the U, 5, Army. On
the night of August 20, 1942, he was in a Macon, Gae, bus terminal.
Macon Policeman J. G. (Doc) Favors and Military Policeman Sgt. Me We
Whitmire sought to question him because he was partially out of uni-
form. Without warning, Reed drew a pistol and killed Favors and
seriously wounded Whitmire. He was captured two days later by the
Military Police in a swamp where he was hiding. Convicted and sen-
tenced to die, he was electrocuted at the Georgia State Prison on

July 195 19436

TIMES#ENTERPRISE, THemasville, Ga., Septe 23, 192.
Affirmed on appeal: 25 SE (2) 692 = GEORGIA ~ BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCER

REED, Edmond

Reed, a 26-year-old black man, was a Private in the U, S, Army. On
the night of August 20, 1942, he was in a Macon, Gas, bus terminal,
Macon Policeman J. Ge (Doc) Favors and Military Policeman Sgt. Me We
Whitmire sought to question him because he was partially out of uni-
form. Without warning, Reed drew a pistol and killed Favors and
seriously wounded Whitmire. He was captured two days later by the
Military Police in a swamp where he was hading. Convicted and sen-
tenced to die, he was electrocuted at the Georgia State Prison on

July 19, 193.

TIMES*ENTERPRISE, THomasville, Gae, Septe 23, 192.
Affirmed on appeal: 25 SE (2) 692 = GEORGIA . BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPI

REED, Edmond

Reed, a 26-year-old black man, was a Private in the U. S, Army. On
the night of August 20, 192, he was in a Macon, Gas, bus terminal,
Macon Policeman J, G, (Doc) Favors and Military Policeman St a

Miteary Pausetiala ‘swamp where he was hiding.
tenced to die, he was electrocuted at the Georgia State Prison on

July 19, 1913.
‘TIMESMENTERPRISE, THomasville, Ga., Sept. 23, 1942.
Affirmed on appeal: 25 SE (2) 692 = GEORGIA . BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPI

ey Oaay Sapte Dy 202.

YDUSMONRSARIS, Mines
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Edmond Reed executed on 1943-07-19 in Georgia (GA)
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