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best of what was possible for black people in america and for all the people. reporter: no one was ever held accountable for the attack. while hundreds are believed to have been killed, only 36 people were officially confirmed dead. today, the city of tulsa resumed the search for mass graves in oaklawn cemetery. in october, at least a dozen missing bodies were discovered here. many believe locating the victims is long overdue. and marcus moore was on the air with us this afternoon as this played out, and marcus, as i mentioned off the top tonight, president biden today making that historic visit and then meeting with each of the three known remaining survivors? reporter: david, those three survivors range in age from 101 to 107 and the president said they spoke to him about the massacre, they told him about it and how in one night, everything changed. thousands of people were destitute and forced into homelessness and also forced

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best of what was possible for black people in america and for all the people. reporter: no one was ever held accountable for the attack. while hundreds are believed to have been killed, only 36 people were officially confirmed dead. today, the city of tulsa resumed the search for mass graves in oaklawn cemetery. in october, at least a dozen missing bodies were discovered here. many believe locating and identifying the victims is long overdue. and marcus moore back with us from tulsa. he was on the air with us this afternoon as this played out. and marcus, as i mentioned off the top tonight, president biden today making that historic visit and then meeting with each of the three known remaining survivors? reporter: david, those three survivors range in age from 101 to 107 and the president said they spoke to him about the massacre, they told him about it and how in one night, everything changed. thousands of people were destitute and forced into homelessness and also forced

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just 7 at the time. her brother, hughes uncle red van ellis, he was just a baby. and mother randle, lessie benningfield randle, she was just 6 at the time. and tonight, these images coming in. digging resuming today at a site believed to be a mass grave for some of the hundreds who were killed. the president today saying that s what great nations do, they come to terms with their dark side, arguing, we must know our history. abc s marcus moore leads us off tonight from tulsa. reporter: tonight, acknowledging a tragedy long overlooked in american history. president biden traveling to oklahoma to honor the lives lost and forever changed by the tulsa race massacre. te first president in 100 years to do so. for much too long, the history of what took place here was told in silence, cloaked in darkness. but just because history is silent, it doesn t mean that it did not take place. reporter: starting the night

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