Jeremiah Reeves

Jeremiah Reeves was an African American jazz drummer who was executed by the state of Alabama by electrocution after being convicted of raping a white woman, Mabel Ann Crowder, in 1952. At the time of the events, Reeves was 16, working as a grocery delivery boy. He maintained his innocence at his trial. Reeves was a classmate of Claudette Colvin, who later attributed her political inclinations to the Reeves case.

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