this clip from the documentary "neshoba: the price of freedom" picking up the story.hear from retired fbi agent jim ingram and reporter jerry mitchell. it begins with former u.s. assistant attorney general, john doar. >> three civil rights workers were missing and they had last been seen going up to investigate a church burning in neshoba county. >> it is 35 miles from her to philadelphia, then 12 miles to longdale where the church have been burned. that afternoon, the three were seen at the church site at the home of its lay leader. about 2:30 they headed to philadelphia. >> cheney was outside changing the tire. he had a flat. when they pulled up, price said i'm arresting cheney for speeding. schwerner and goodman for investigation. amy: seasonal price, deputies sheriff, stopped them and takes them into jail. somehow, someway, the message gets out to the clan and then they have to organize. >> the began to gather a group of guys, one of them go get gloves so they would not have fingerprints, told him because they wanted were there any jail. >> by 10:00, price said he

towards the brain." 19 men would stand trial for the three murders including several lawmen like neshobacounty sheriff lawrence rainey. but only seven would be convicted, serving prison terms of no more than 10 years. "well it's tough all over mississippi. uh, mississippi isy resisted any move to rid itself meanwhile, all over the country, faced with this high- profile killing there was no more dismissing the civil rights movement as frivilous and that included the office of the presidency. of civil rights. first, because of the civil rights bill which just passed the senate, is under consideration in the house ofepresentatives and probablyiny 4. but this also will be known as the summer of civil rights because of a program which began on june 22, the mississippi freedom summer project." if there was a single impetus that made the civil rights movement everyone's problem - everyone's duty - it was the faces of goodman, schwerner and chaney ==ap_missing civil rights workers_1 @ :28== whose lives were lost simply by carrying the flag of peaceful justice. struck down by a hate so strong tha