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IN 44-1 / 6 / ‘ disturbed in any way in order to preserve the scene, At 5:14 p.m. the remains of a third body were unearthed. Body #3 was lying on its back immediately south of and parallel to Body #2. The head was toward the west with the face turned south. The left arm and shoulder were drawn up and across the body. The right arm was lying along the side of the body. Body #3 was barefoot and clad in trousers and a "TT" shirt. No jewelry was observed on the hands of Body #3. Since this body was lying on its back, ng attempts were made at this time to move it to determine any ‘contents of the trousers’ hip pockets. The hands and feet of this body were encased in plastic bags for preservation. Exhuming operations were continued in order to expose as much of the bodies as possible without disturbing them in order to facilitate the coroner's examination. During the course of e on, photographs were made at various stages by SA pc It is'estimated that approximately 27,000 cubic feet of earth were removed in the exhumation of these three bodies, V. ARRIVAL OF CORONER AND OTHER NESHOBA COUNTY OFFICIALS Shortly after 8 p.m., FULTON JACKSON, Neshoba County Cororler, appeared at the scene accompanied by Deputy Sheriff CECIL PRICE, Neshoba County Sheriff's Office, and Neshoba County Attorney RAY FORD JONES. Upon completion of the coroner's examination at 8:36 p.m. these officials departed from the scene, Subsequently the bodies were placed in large plastic body bags and sealed by Coroner JACKSON for transportation to Jackson, Mississippi, where they were to undergo autopsy exami- nations at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. 1 a \ 50-1 b= Paneer)