A reputed Klansman convicted of kidnapping and conspiracy will be sentenced Friday morning.

Three life sentences is the fate of a reputed Klansman for his role in the murders of two black teens in 1963. A federal judge sentenced James Seale Friday morning for all three of Seale's convictions, two kidnapping charges and one charge of conspiracy.

The kidnapping and conspiracy trial against reputed Klansman James Seale could go to the jury Thursday in Jackson

The families of two men killed in 1964 react to a long-awaited guilty verdict.