In the summer of 1983, the town of Johnston, South Carolina, was rocked by a tragic event that unfolded at the local post office. On the morning of Friday, August 19, a former mailman, Perry Bush 'P.B.' Smith, walked into his old workplace armed with a 12-gauge shotgun. What followed was a violent outburst that left Postmaster Charles McGee, a 49-year-old male, dead and three other men wounded.
Smith, who had resigned from his position as a postal worker about three months prior after 25
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