On the morning of September 23, 1970, Mary Ann Reinisch, a 27-year-old white woman, went to work in Albany, New York, expecting an ordinary day inside a state office building. Instead, she became one of four employees killed in a sudden workplace rampage that unfolded with terrifying speed.
Investigators and reporters later traced the violence back to Joseph White, described at the time as a quiet senior analyst with the State Department of Labor. He had been away on medical leave and ha
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