Narori
Babepe Necarori, a Mexican man, was held in the Watonga jail in Blaine County, Oklahoma Territory. On September 15, 1896, a crowd of about 100 men stormed the jail, took him to the edge of town and hanged him from a black jack tree. According to the Pine Bluff Daily Graphic, the sheriff had no guards or weapons and could not resist the crowd. Mexicans in the area said the sheriff did not try to save him, and they asked the Mexican government to demand an investigation.
Cause of death, as reported: Taken from custody and lynched (disputed). Mexicans in the area say the sheriff did not try to save him and are asking the Mexican government to demand an investigation.
Reported by: Newspaper account (reporters); Mexicans in the vicinity (advocates).