Not long after Hank Killam reportedly spoke those chilling words, he was found on a downtown Pensacola street, bleeding from a fatal wound to his neck. His 1964 death was officially classified as a suicide—but the evidence, his connections to figures surrounding the JFK assassination, and an old Pensacola Police rumor suggest a far more troubling possibility.
At Sweet Tea Murders LIVE: “I’m a Dead Man,” former homicide detective and police historian Michael Earl Simmons reexamines the suspicious death of Hank Killam and asks: Was a murder hidden behind an official ruling?
Thursday, September 10, at 6:00 p.m. Seating is limited—reserve your place before this intriguing evening sells out.
Would like to attend.
Sharon, just go to sweetteamurders.com/events/ to purchase a ticket. It is going to be fun!