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LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE that’s Emmett’s, that’s Bobo’s ring.”| rad seen Till wearing the ring during Till’s visit to Mississippi. '*° | re at home when Mose Wright told him that they had b6 found a body and Mose Wright wanted to go and identify it. [___}ariee Mose _ Wright to where the body was, watched as Mose Wright pulled a ring from Till’s finger and then heard Mose wee State the body was Tull. Additionally, Mose . Note: During the course of the investigation the ring was not discovered and there is no reason to expect that it will be found. d. August 31, 1955, 3:00 p.m. Greenwood, Mississippi: e C.A. Strickland (believed deceased): Strickland was an Identification Officer, Collision Department, Greenwood Police Department. At approximately 3:00 p.m. on August 31, 1955 Strickland was called upon to take photographs of adead body at the Century Burial Funeral Home in Greenwood, Mississippi. At trial, Strickland ‘identified a photograph he had taken of the body. The photographs were not located during the course of the investigation. 132 # C.F, (Chick) Nelson (deceased): Testified that Nelson was the manager and operator of a funeral home in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Nelson was requested to pick up the body of Emmett Till during the last part of August and Nelson sent someone to pick up the body at Century Funeral Home. The body was then brought to Neison's bs Appendtx A - Transcript ~ State of Mississippi vs. J.W. Milam and Roy Bryant, Second District of Tallahatchie County, Seventeenth Judicial District, September £955 - Testimony of C.A. Strickland, 80 to 85 79 LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FHI and is loaned to your agency, it and its contents are not to be distribdted outside your agency.