In the spring of 1985, the life of 32-year-old Phillip T. Sciarrone, a white male, was abruptly and tragically cut short. On March 6th of that year, while at his job at a United States Postal Service facility in Atlanta, Georgia, Sciarrone was fatally shot by a co-worker. An employee of the postal service for eight years, he was working at a letter-sorting machine when the gunman, Stephen W. Brownlee, opened fire.
The attack was sudden and without any apparent warning. Brownlee, who was 3
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