Скачать или смотреть 1946: Ku Klux Klan Lynched Bumpy Johnson’s Nephew in Harlem — 7 Days That Made Police Turn Away

According to accounts passed down through Harlem history, Bumpy Johnson’s nephew was brutally killed, allegedly tied to racial hatred and outside forces that believed Harlem’s rules didn’t apply to them.

What followed wasn’t justice.

For seven days, witnesses claimed police refused to act.
Patrol cars avoided blocks.
Complaints went unanswered.

This video examines:

Harlem’s fragile balance of power in 1946

Bumpy Johnson’s position at the time

Allegations surrounding the killing

Why police inaction became part of the story

How those seven days changed Harlem forever

This is not rumor presented as fact.
It’s a reconstruction of historical claims, community testimony, and context — and why the event still echoes today.

Watch till the end — the final decision explains why order returned without a single arrest.