'Silent Sam' Confederate Statue At UNC Vandalized
Posted Jul 5, 2015
Police are investigating after someone spray-painted the words "murderer" and "black lives matter" on the "Silent Sam" Confederate memorial on the campus of UNC Chapel Hill. The statue has frequently been a source of controversy over the years. The statue of a Confederate Army soldier was erected on campus in 1913 as a memorial to the more than 300 UNC students who died in the Civil War.
(ABC 11)
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