George Stuart Wilson, a 52-year-old male who was described as White, died in Montgomery, Alabama, on October 1, 1922, after a night of violence that began on a lonely stretch of Mt. Meigs Road. He had been helping Montgomery County deputies hunt the killer of city policeman Albert W. Sansom, and the search carried them east of town, where a small group of men and women on the roadside drew the officers’ attention. One man lingered behind the others, one hand buried in a pocket, and as Wilson m
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