In the quiet coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia, a shocking act of violence shattered the morning of March 6, 1915, claiming the life of Harry Franklin Dunwody, a 51-year-old male and a prominent local citizen. A former mayor and a respected lawyer, Dunwody was in his office in the building that still bears his name when he became the first victim in a tragic event that would come to be known as the Brunswick Massacre.
The assailant, Monroe Phillips, a local real estate and lumber busines
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