Sheriff Vows to Bring Killers to Justice – The Hanging Tree (S2, E7) | Cold Case Files | Full Ep



Near what’s known as the hanging tree, the body of Timothy Coggins is found in late 1983. The investigation freezes for over 30 years, until a newly elected sheriff vows to bring the killers to justice, in Season 2, Episode 7, “Love and Hate.”

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  1. I don't know I believe racism only exists because the people who wanted to exist keep talking about it. I never believed in racism and I always thought people are people. And the n word is about attitude and not color of a person. People would stop talking about racism it would go away. If people would stop claiming racism it would go away. But I do believe the guy who's talking about back in the 80s how it was like taboo for a white girl to go out with a black guy or vice versa unless because we had pre Boomer parents who grew up in an entirely different world than we did. Their parents endured world wars and the depression. Still if you were a good boy or a girl you married within the color of your skin are you dated within the color of your skin for fear of upsetting your parents. But that's not the world today. Like I said, to me people are people and it doesn't matter what the color of their skin is. I wish everybody thought that way.

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  2. 😮🤬😳🥺🤔 tsi Tsalagi 🤔 I grew up in deep southern Georgia Spalding, Griffin, St. Simons, Tybee 🤔🤬 in the early 70's I remember white only fountains and bathrooms ( and yes we were in the same class as the African Americans🤬) My ol man was 6 feet and as big as an oak through the chest muscles you get from real work, I remember a store clerk telling my ol man we don't serve your kind 😮 the flash of anger in his eyes will forever haunt me I thought he was going to rip that white man to pieces 😮 he sighed looked at me and said little man some people you just can't reach😮 I'll never forget those words and the lesson learned 🤬🤔 you racist bigots need to let go your time is no more 😮 God bless and keep you

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  3. I grew up in SoCali….. married a southern boy. My first visit to meet my in-laws was quite an eye opener. There was definitely (still) small town issues. Young and naive, I had my first glimpse of what the South held from the past but never gave up. Thankfully I was only visiting. I really didn’t want to ever live down there…..

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  4. This just burns me up! I live in the south. I still hear whispers of racism. It’s kept alive by ones who want it to stay alive. Every soul is beautifully made and the color of your skin doesn’t define who you are. I don’t think Tim was out there alone in that field. God is near to the broken hearted and crushed in spirit. He was there to take Tim home.

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  5. I graduated in the south in the 80s. We grew up blacks and whites together. Inter racial relationships, marriages, etc were normal to us. We always spent the night at each other's houses as kids. This is sad to see.

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  6. It’s heartbreaking and infuriating what some groups of people have had to go through in this world, but even more so in this country where we have always been told that we were ALL created equal—what a lie that is! My heart goes out to this young man, his family/loved ones, and anyone who has ever been treated as less than.

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  7. Racism and Hate is an Epidemic Rip Mr Timothy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🤴🏿✊🏿❤️
    Thanks to the Sherrif The Special Investigator The DA lady the jurors the judge after so many years of racism cold case is Resolved

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  8. "If you love in a world where you think racism doesn't exist, then you're in a very shaded bubble. The onky way to solve racism is to admit it exists." Couldn't be more true!! I'm glad they didn't cut that part out. It was deep. (I'm white)

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  9. I am so, so sick of the dropping of “race” into EVERY conversation or comment. Can’t we, mainly blacks, MOVE ON? That “card” is ragged, worn out, way, way, overplayed, and sickening. Choose another card. Better yet, get a new deck.

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  10. I am so, so sick of the dropping of “race” into EVERY conversation or comment. Can’t we, mainly blacks, MOVE ON? That “card” is ragged, worn out, way, way, overplayed, and sickening. Choose another card. Better yet, get a new deck.

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  11. What’s up with using the phrase, “the ‘n’ word?” I’m a teacher, and I hear EVERY SINGLE DAY blacks calling each other “the ‘n’ word.” What’s good for the goose is good for the gander. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. No pun intended. I tell it exactly as it is.

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  12. Absolutely disgusting what the young man indured.
    Racism is still very much alive, and its not just happening in the south.
    Born and raised in southern Ohio, and those hills are full of racist.

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  13. So they stole money from someone. $600 in the 1980s? So is it a racing or is the fact that he’s a filthy? You people lie, cheat and steal and then you get mad when you put in your place.

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  14. Imagine being a race that goes to another continent to steal human beings, then bring them back home to treat them as garbage for free labor. Then imagine later when you are no longer allowed to use them for free, you fill yourself full of rage and say they have no right to live in "your" country.
    Imagine your race having so much disdain for another, that you break the commandments that you supposedly live by, and take that person's life. Now imagine you are so full of self-righteousness, that you are unable to take a step back and ask yourself who the monster really is. ☠️

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  15. What struck me was the look on the faces of those murderer's when the officer was testifying. They looked ashamed and guilty. As for Tim's family, I have no words that would bring them any comfort other than the hope that they will see him again when they pass themselves. And I am not so ignorant to believe that crimes like this are not still happening. We can do better and must do better!

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  16. I remember when I heard this story on the news. It was so horrible to hear how this young guy, who was only 23yo, was murdered and to hear the horrific details was awful. I have thought about this case throughout all these years wondering if they ever got the ppl who did it. Im so glad they finally solved this‼️Thx to the new sheriff in town (literally) for reopening the case and thanks to the 1st police officer who solved the case back in ‘83, the family finally got Justice after 34yrs! My prayers to Timothy, his family and all who knew & loved him❤

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  17. Saltines are evil and these are the same people that they allow to be police officers smh ….This country will never be equal racism is taught and their hate for blacks is passed down from generation to generation

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