Tom Coleman

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Tom Coleman is an individual known for his involvement in the killing of Jonathan M. Daniels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf person
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup white American
familyName Coleman NERFINISHED
givenName Tom NERFINISHED
killed Jonathan M. Daniels NERFINISHED
legalOutcome acquitted of manslaughter charges in the killing of Jonathan M. Daniels
movementOpposed American civil rights movement NERFINISHED
notableEventDate 1965
notableFor killing of Jonathan M. Daniels NERFINISHED
occupation deputy sheriff
participantIn civil rights era racial violence in the United States
events surrounding the Selma to Montgomery marches
perpetratorOf killing of Jonathan M. Daniels
placeOfActivity Alabama NERFINISHED
Hayneville, Alabama NERFINISHED
Lowndes County, Alabama NERFINISHED
religionOfVictim Episcopal (Jonathan M. Daniels) NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
timePeriod 1960s
trialHeldIn Hayneville, Alabama NERFINISHED
usedWeapon shotgun in killing of Jonathan M. Daniels
victim Jonathan M. Daniels NERFINISHED
victimOccupation Episcopal seminarian (Jonathan M. Daniels) NERFINISHED
victimRole civil rights activist (Jonathan M. Daniels)

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Jonathan M. Daniels killedBy Tom Coleman