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James Moore

Case from Randolph, AL dated Aug 17, 1903

Victim Details

James Moore

Male

Randolph

AL

1903-08-17

James

Moore

07/08/2026

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In the quiet corners of Randolph, Alabama, the summer of 1903 was shattered by an act of violence that left an indelible mark on the community. On Monday, August 17, 1903, James Moore, a male resident of the area, was killed. His life was cut short in a violent encounter that also claimed the lives of two other men, Robert Ford and Thomas Ebbett.

The circumstances surrounding the deaths pointed to a single individual, a man by the name of Aaron Sledge. Accounts from that time identify Sle ...
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  • Amok Wiki: Aaron Sledge
  • James Moore - National Gun Violence Memorial

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