FORTY-ONE YEARS after Timothy Charles Lee was found hanging outside a BART station in Concord, his family is not giving up on pushing to have his death, which was quickly ruled a suicide, investigated again.
While Lee’s case is more than four decades old, it has gained renewed significance in light of the alarming rise in hangings of Black people nationwide.
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