On a spring day in 1933, Patrolman Leslie Lee Potts, a 35-year-old man serving with the Malvern Police Department in Arkansas, had been off duty at home, preparing for his young son's tenth birthday celebration, when an urgent call from Main Street shattered the ordinary rhythm of the evening. The call concerned a domestic disturbance at a house along the town's central thoroughfare, the kind of volatile family dispute that could turn suddenly violent. Malvern's chief of police, Clyde Franklin D
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