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In the late spring of 1911, a tragedy unfolded in Jefferson County, Alabama, that would leave a family without its patriarch and a community shaken. Constable William Lewis Staggs, a 34-year-old man, met his untimely end on May 24th while traveling home from his duties. As he rode his mule along a familiar path near the Bessie Mines, he was ambushed and fatally shot with buckshot. The sudden and violent nature of his death sent ripples of fear and uncertainty through the area he served.

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