In the confines of South Carolina's Central Correctional Institution, the life of Rudolph Tyner, a 24-year-old Black man, came to an abrupt and violent end on a Sunday afternoon in September 1982. Tyner was himself a condemned man, residing on death row for the 1978 robbery and shotgun killings of a husband and wife, Bill and Myrtle Moon, in their Murrells Inlet grocery store. While the wheels of justice and the appeals process turned slowly for his own crimes, another form of justice, born of v
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