Lindsey Graham
speaker
15,077 appearances
196 recordings
52 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard 16 Sep
Lindsey Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The bullet from the rifle struck a black cook named William Leach in the neck.
Soon after, Leach died from his wound.
The shooting was deemed an accident until January 1886 when Carroll suddenly reopened the investigation.
Imagine it's January 1886, a bitterly cold morning in Van Buren, Arkansas.
You're a deputy U.S.
Marshal, and you're trudging up the icy front steps to a small farmhouse.
With a deep sigh, you knock on the front door.
You shift uneasily from one foot to the other until finally the door swings open and your fellow deputy, Bass Reeves, appears in the doorway.
He tilts his head in surprise.
You pull a piece of paper out of your coat.
Recognition dawns on Reeves' face as he takes in the familiar seal in the corner.
You nod and read from the warrant in your hands.
Reeves' wife emerges from the kitchen, her expression filled with concern.
Reeves glances back toward her.
Then he turns back to you.
Reeves grabs his hat from a hook beside the door and instinctively reaches for his badge and pistol before thinking better of it.
He shakes his head as he follows you out the door.
He may not realize it yet, but you're almost certain that Reeves will never wear the badge again.
In January 1886, Reeves was charged with the murder of the posse cook William Leach.
He was placed in federal jail at Fort Smith, held behind the same bars where he had sent his own prisoners.
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