lyncher

The first successful Federal prosecution of a lyncher for a civil rights violation was in 1946.

A lyncher could thus be prosecuted for several crimes arising from the same action, e.g., riot, lynching, and murder.

The next day, Glenn, at the sheriff's request, sent the military companies to Salisbury to guard the jail now holding one alleged lyncher.

His book, The Lyncher in Me, was published by Borealis Books in March 2008.

In 1946, the Civil Rights Section of the Justice Department gained its first conviction under federal civil rights laws against a lyncher.

Also passed by Congress in 1996 was the Pam Lyncher Sexual Offender Tracking and Identification Act.

However, she also notes that not only does Tarzan kill black man Kulonga in revenge for killing his ape mother (a stand in for his biological white mother) by hanging him, "lyncher Tarzan" actually enjoys killing black people, the cannibalistic Mbongans, for example.