In the late hours of a September night in 1994, in Surrency, a small community in Appling County, Georgia, a convenience store clerk named Karen Crosby was closing up the shop for the night. A white female, Crosby had just locked the doors and set the alarm when she was confronted in the parking lot by two men, Warren King and his cousin, Walter Smith. At gunpoint, King demanded she 'give it up.' Recognizing King, Crosby spoke his name before tossing her keys to Smith, who then entered the store
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