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Memorial Services
(Coatinaad from First Pag*)
sight. In company (with other officers, he was enroute to the church meeting when it was de- . cided that the group would make a traffic check at Muddy Run bridge. At this point Inspector Hatcher saw an old car approaching loaded with Negroes. He stopped the car, and while questioning the driver recognized Sheppard ,l in the car. Hatcher ordered Henry j, Sheppard out of the car, telling him that Inspector P. L. Thornton wanted to see him. (Inspector ' Thornton had been on the case * for a Jong time.), , , . . r
Once oui of the vehicle, Shep- ‘ pard opened lire on Inspector Hatcher, the bullets striking the * officer several times in the stomach. Then Sheppard started to run * through a drove of cattle on Muddy Run bridge. In spite of a $usil- £ adeof shots from one of Hatcher's *
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