How many people did KKK kill?

Answer 1

Nobody knows. The KKK was a secret organization that wanted to inflate its perceived strength and power. Therefore, it was often happy to take credit for murders or other acts of violence committed by others

Answer 2

Between 1882 (when reliable statistics were first collected) and 1968 (when the classic forms of lynching had disappeared), 4,743 persons died of lynching, 3,446 of them black men and women. Mississippi (539 black victims, 42 white) led this grim parade of death, followed by Georgia (492, 39), Texas (352, 141), Louisiana (335, 56), and Alabama (299, 48). From 1882 to 1901, the annual number nationally usually exceeded 100; 1892 had a record 230 deaths (161 black, 69 white). Although lynchings declined somewhat in the 20th century, there were still 97 in 1908 (89 black, 8 white), 83 in the racially troubled postwar year of 1919 (76, 7, plus some 25 race riots), 30 in 1926 (23, 7), and 28 in 1933 (24, 4)."

EDIT: It is impossible to know how many of these are from the KKK, yet it should give you some facts to quote on lynchings.

Source(s):Robert L. Zangrando, "The Reader's Companion to American History," 1991

Answer 3

No one knows. The KKK was pleased to take credit for atrocities committed by others because that increased its perceived strength and power.

Answer 4

62 they were all killed by shoving guns up there asses and being sodomised

Answer 5

a bunch of black people

Answer 6

No one knows the answer to that question.

Answer 7

Over 6000