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4s ‘ateted that REYER also remarked something to the effect they were thinking about taking "that nigger" out of the hae jail, CARVER ssys at this point, he left the automobile -~ and did not converse with them furthers; however, he did not take REYERte remark seriously and did not believe that he was pert of the plan to take a Negro prisoner from the jail, — er CARVER states that he did not tell Marshal B. F. ORR of the remarks made by "Crip" REYER eerlier in the — . stated thet ORK accompanied him, WHEAT and to the Amoco Cafe on U, 8, Highway No, 11 in the northeast portion of the city limits of Poplarville where they had coffee, He advised that while the group wae having coffee at the Amoco Cafe, a Hr, BARKER and "Crip" REYER entered the cefe and one of them, whom he believes wag REYER, apoke to Marshai B. F. ORR or to the group. Re states he could not recall any specific comment made by RELER and etetes there is a possibility | that his comment was merely e greeting to ORR, on Ma @ ter to edmi ent to meeting on geins Road with.0. C, REYER, that REYER’s car was to be used to transport PARKER and that he and REYER regained possession of the Oldamobile at Crossroads, Misalesippi, following the abduction. He admitted essaisting REYER in washing stains off the Oldsmobite which appeared t on Sunday, April 26, 1959. Details regardin participstion are set forth below. On May 16, 1959, L. ©. DAVIS, Route 2, Box Poplarville, Miss 41, advised SA's an hat he knew Ce e £ I e fig © now works as a barber in MoNelll, Mississippi, or in the car of REYER the night of April 2h, 1959. We related that he had been contscted a few days after the to buy cows, abduction of PARKER by REYER who came to his house seeking oo i re ALM a TTF Se ota tame Fog ta Bear De Te DO arisen Toe BS ae Mg ee Mississipi, a tn rm