Once Henry Fordham went public about his ordeal of having escaped a near lynching, he was arrested for parole violations by the Delaware State Bureau of Parole & Probation. Sources claim Fordham was taken into custody less than a week after he gave an interview with the radical “War On the Horizon” organization. Fordham was charged with after state officials say he was no where to be found. Fordham had been staying with relatives at a New street address. City police officials say the home where he was living was a half-way house, but it has since been learned that Fordham’s aunt actually owns the dwelling. news of his arrest adds another twist to a bizzare case that continues to gain momentum in social media. Concern over three possible cases of violence spanning nearly two years, with police officials seemingly unwilling to treat the cases as race hate crimes, and creates suspicion that police may be involved in a cover up. Join History Professor Dr. Jahi Issa and Political Activist Doug Beatty tonight on Blogtalk to discuss “An introduction to reports of lynchings, attempted lynching, and an official cover up in Dover Delaware.” Listen to tonight’s broadcast below!
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