On a tragic afternoon in Belfast, Maine, the life of 37-year-old Raymond Blazo was cut short in a sudden and violent outburst. The date was September 8, 1933, when a local man, 66-year-old Adrian F. Jones, embarked on a shooting spree through the town. Jones, who was known to harbor grudges against some of his victims, was armed with a shotgun and other firearms.
That day, Raymond Blazo was standing in front of the Blazo Trucking Company office, a business owned by his father, William W.
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