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Black people in the US South are again confronting hangings that echo lynching history. The latest case in Jackson, Mississippi, involves the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune behind an abandoned home. Police have described the case as homicide; yet skepticism about foul play lingers as private autopsies and community voices point to racist violence. Other recent cases across the region remain under investigation as officials weigh motives and safety concerns.