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bo b7C b6 bic Mise O/5 LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE many people came to look at the body while it was at the funeral home the police had to keep people back. }** [ts 1955[ fet did not testify at trial, was employed by the Tutwiler Funeral Home, located in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Cd transported Till’s body from the Century Burial and Funeral Home, located in Greenwood, Mississippi, to the Tutwiler Funeral Home and prepared the body for shipment to Chicago] —__Jstated the body was “in bad shape” when he got him. [___fmbaimed the body, prepared it for shipping and shipped it to Chicago, Ilinois, for burial. 1° Illinois. [ _ feceived Till’s body upon arrival in Chicago and opened the shipping container. [___feseribed the body as “I couldn’t recognize it was a body because the body had been in the water and when a body’s in the water, it becomes swelled, ‘disfigured, you can hardly tell who the person is.” { , no work be done on the body before it was shown to the public. [i agree with her decision, but did as she asked. 157 e Mamie Bradley (deceased): Bradley viewed her son’s body at the A. A. Rainer Funeral Home. When Bradley observed the body, it was still in the casket. She saw _ it again later when it had been removed from the casket and placed on a slab. The LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the EBL. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not 10 be distributed outside your agency.