When the head of the University of Mississippi condemned fraternity members last week for posing with guns in front of a bullet-riddled memorial to the slain 14-year-old civil rights icon Emmett Till, he defended the campus investigation and the decision not to discipline the students. 3 Ole Miss students posed with guns in front of Emmett Till's memorial. Kappa Alpha fraternity members at Ole Miss have been suspended for a racist photo on Instagram in which they posed with guns in front of a memorial to Emmett Till. Ole Miss students suspended from frat after they posed with guns in front of Emmett Till memorial. ... John Lowe, squats below the sign. ... “The photo is on Instagram … Three fraternity brothers at Ole Miss were suspended after posing with guns in front of a memorial to Emmett Till, who was killed in Mississippi in 1955. Taylor Anderson, president of Ole Miss’ Kappa Alpha Order, said in a statement: “The photo is inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable. ... Ben LeClere, John Lowe and a third student – posing with guns in front of the roadside plaque commemorating Emmett Till. Ole Miss Students Face Possible Civil Rights Probe After Posing With Guns In Front Of Emmett Till Memorial ... John Lowe, squats below the sign. He said Ole Miss had been unable to identify “all” […] Three Ole Miss students face a civil-rights investigation over the offensive Instagram photo. The three of them got suspended from their fraternity house, Kappa Alpha. ... was posted on one of the student’s private Instagram back in March. Till, a 14-year-old black boy, was tortured and killed in 1955. In this Instagram photo, three Ole Miss students pose smiling and toting guns in front of the bullet-riddled Emmett Till memorial sign in Tallahatchie County. Jerry Mitchell July 25, 2019 11:06PM (UTC) ... John Lowe… Instagram/Mississippi Center For Investigative Reporting. Two of the three students were identified as Ben LeClere and John Lowe. Three Ole Miss students have been suspended for this photo. It does not represent our chapter. Originally posted on Instagram, it shows three Ole Miss students — Ben LeClere, John Lowe and Howell Logan — posing in front of a shot-up plaque marking the spot in Mississippi where Till’s body was pulled from the Tallahatchie River. In the Instagram post, three Ole Miss students pose with guns in front of of a shot-up Emmett Till memorial--Shares.