Sandra Peters, 24, was a young female state worker from Amsterdam who arrived for an ordinary Wednesday, September 23, 1970, inside the New York State Department of Labor offices in Albany—another morning of desks, phones, and routine paperwork, with no reason to expect that the workday would turn into a scene of sudden terror.
A co-worker, Joseph C. White, had been away on sick leave for weeks before walking back into the building and up to his office carrying what looked like an inno
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