On March 1, 1983, in the remote Alaskan town of McCarthy, Maxine Edwards, aged 52, was among six residents tragically killed in a mass shooting. Maxine and her husband, Jim Edwards, had been homesteading in the area since 1953, building a life characterized by resilience and community spirit. Known for her industrious nature, Maxine was described as a "hard-working woman who could operate a bulldozer by afternoon and serve dinner on linen and crystal at night."
The perpetrator, 39-year-
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