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Trump supporters speak their mind about the election, protests Trump supporters speak their mind about the election, protests By John Fitzhugh | January 6, 2021 at 7:06 PM CST - Updated January 6 at 7:06 PM BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - South Mississippi supporters of President Donald Trump are not backing down from their beliefs about the election. We spoke to several Trump supporters on Wednesday before protesters in Washington D.C. stormed the Capitol building, interrupting the process of certifying the election results. At Port City Café in Biloxi where customers know they are welcome without wearing face masks, several tables of Trump supporters were eating lunch as Trump spoke at a rally near the Washington Monument. Many were willing to talk about their distrust of the presidential election results, but only one would on the record. ....
BILOXI, Miss. It was Lee Cody’s dream to become a police officer and a detective. After his stint with the Coast Guard, he did just that, joining the Duval County Sheriff’s Office. On March 23, 1964, he was assigned to investigate the murder of 34-year-old Johnnie Mae Chappell of Jacksonville. But what he really learned was, they didn’t want the case solved at all. “It’s been a terrible, terrible, terrible pain in my heart for many years that the truth was never told and they got away with it,” Cody said. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs “My Life, My Story” project seeks to document the accomplishments of those they serve. On a Zoom event on Wednesday, the VA honored Cody, who now lives in Long Beach, Miss., for his tireless work to find justice for a woman he didn’t know. ....
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