In the winter of 1958, the life of James Stanley Bullock, a 27-year-old male, was cut tragically short on the streets of Saint Louis, Missouri. On a cold evening, Bullock, who worked as a clerk for the Union Electric Company and was also a part-time student, was found bloodied and stumbling near the Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. He had been shot and later succumbed to his injuries, leaving behind a young wife of just over five months, Edna Ruth Bullock. The seemingly senseless act of vi
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