On Wednesday, August 17, 1966, Daniel R. Ulinski—a white male, age 47—stepped into the Glasgow Arms Liquor Store in Glasgow, Delaware, and crossed an invisible threshold into a crime already in motion. The store was being robbed. In that charged instant, the white male, 47, found himself face-to-face with at least one armed robber; a shot followed, and the white male, 47, fell mortally wounded. He died there, another ordinary errand turned irrevocably tragic.
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