On September 8, 1933, Belfast, Maine, was the scene of a tragic mass shooting that claimed the lives of four individuals, including 65-year-old Herbert E. Ellis. The perpetrator, 66-year-old Adrian F. Jones, harbored longstanding grudges against some of his victims, a factor compounded by his mental instability.
Around noon, Jones armed himself with a shotgun, a .38-caliber Winchester rifle, two automatic revolvers, and 500 rounds of ammunition before leaving his residence. Shortly befo
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