On a fateful autumn evening in 1926, the life of 35-year-old Margaret Sullivan was tragically cut short in a desperate attempt to save another. The harrowing incident unfolded on Staten Island on Monday, October 4th, when Sullivan, a female resident of the borough, found herself in the company of Patrolman James M. Cain of the West 30th Street station.
Earlier in the day, Cain had been noticeably despondent, confiding in Sullivan and her sister that he was "tired of it all." His despair s
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