| By Lily Weinberg | As 21-year-old Marvin Goshay walked through the streets of Dawson on a hot August day in 1958, Police Officer Weyman Cherry abruptly stopped him.[1] Goshay, who had been an eyewitness the night James Brazier was taken from jail and beaten four
| By Jordan Friedman | Irene Gladden sat quietly in her jail cell at Terrell County Jail during the evening of April 20, 1958. Her roommate, Mary Carolyn Clyde, was staring out the jail cell window. Suddenly, Clyde saw something that caught her attention. “Come here,” she
| By Ami Fields-Meyer | On the night of April 20, 1958, Mary Carolyn Clyde was awake in her cell in the Terrell County Jail when she saw Dawson Police Officers Weyman B. Cherry and Randolph E. McDonald remove James Brazier from his cell in the
