In the spring of 2014, the city of Memphis was marked by the unsolved deaths of two older African American men, their final moments shrouded in mystery that endures to this day. While online sources do not contain information about a death matching the name General Perkins, the cases of Henry Hammond and Charles Jordan, who were of a similar age and died within weeks of each other, remain open wounds in the city's memory.
Henry Hammond, a 65-year-old man, was found in his home on Station
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