In the early hours of a snowy March 23, 1906, in the quiet village of Sodus, New York, a dedicated public servant named Edward Pullman met a tragic end. Pullman, a constable and night watchman, was diligently making his rounds, checking on the local businesses to ensure their security. As he approached the G.K. Knapp Bank, he discovered that a burglary was in progress. A group of criminals, who had been on a crime spree across the Northeast, had forced open the back door of the bank and were att
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