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ALSIP, IL - JULY 12: Rev Jesse Jackson speaks at a memorial for people affected by the Burr Oak Cemetery desecration 12, 2009 in Alsip, Illinois. Police recently closed the cemetery declaring the site a crime scene after human remains were found on the ground at various locations in the cemetery. Police suspect hundreds of graves could have been dug up in the historic black cemetery over the last several years and the bodies dumped elsewhere on the grounds so the graves could be resold by the cemetery management. Blues music legend Willie Dixon and civil rights figure Emmett Till are among those buried in the suburban Chicago cemetery. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP
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Alsip, 874, UNITED STATES |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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SCOTT OLSON |
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12 Iulie 2009 |
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