Rasheem Carter's family presses for justice as more possible remains found
A potential fourth set of remains that may belong to Rasheem Carter, a young Black man who went missing in Mississippi in October, have been found. A potential fourth set of remains that may belong to Rasheem Carter, a 25-year-old Black man who went missing in Mississippi in October, has been found and investigators say they're working to analyze them. The development comes as Carter's family continues its call for justice in the case, which has dragged on for months. Though local officials have said that they believe there was no foul play in the disappearance and the cause of death remains undetermined, family members believe that doesn't hold water. "I am overwhelmed with the oppression that this state have caused in our lives. I want something done, and I want it done immediately. I'm tired of waiting," Tiffany Carter, Rasheem's mother, said at a press conference with the family's attorney Ben Crump. "I know I can't change what has...