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The story of Frank Embree is a very horrifying one that exposes the vulnerability of being born black in the U.S. especially during the days of slavery, itโs abolishment and the Jim Crow era.
The treatment that Frank Embree went through before dying for a crime he did not commit needs to be told to give more meaning and historical background to the injustice that several blacks are facing today and stamp the need to advocate for justice for all and against racism.
The attacker was riding a horse that belonged to John Collins who was Frankโs uncle making Frank the immediate suspect without questioning. Seeing that his life was in danger, Frank opted to go back to Kansas in order to save his life since he was probably visiting his uncle.
The details of Frankโs capture are not clear. While some reports say that he was captured by the intelligentsia in Kansas and taken to Gaol in Mexico before he was ceased by an angry white mob of over a thousand white people,
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He was whipped 50 more times again before begging to talk. Seeing that he would die anyhow, Frank confessed to the crime and pleaded that he is not burned to death and also requesting that his parents are told about his death.
On the morning of July 22, 1899, a white mob abducted Frank from officers transporting him to stand trial. He had been arrested roughly a month earlier, accused of assaulting a young white girl.
He had been arrested roughly one month earlier and accused of assaulting a younger white girl. According to newspaper accounts, the mob attacked officers transporting Embree, seized him, and loaded him into a wagon, then drove him to the site of the alleged assault.
Once there, Embreeโs captors immediately tried to extract a confession by stripping him naked and whipping him in front of the crowd, but he steadfastly refused despite this abuse. After more than one hundred lashes, Embree began screaming.
He told the men that he would confess and, rather than plead for his life, begged them to stop the torture and kill him swiftly.
Embree, his body covered in blood from the whipping and skinned, with no courtroom or legal system in sight, offered a confession to the waiting lynch mob and was immediately hanged from a tree.
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