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On a summer evening in Madison, Wisconsin, the lives of a young couple were tragically cut short in an act of senseless, hate-fueled violence. Alphonse Manning Jr., a 23-year-old Black man, and his girlfriend, Toni Schwenn, also 23, were in the parking lot of the East Towne Mall on August 7, 1977. Their evening was shattered when they were both fatally shot, the victims of a man who targeted them solely because they were an interracial couple. The suddenness and brutality of the attack left a co ...
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  • MAN IS CONVICTED OF KILLING INTERRACIAL COUPLE IN ...
  • SLAYER A SUSPECT IN 13 MORE DEATHS - The New York Times
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