On a cold Valentine's Day in 1925, the life of Federal Prohibition Agent Malcolm Malachi Day, a 53-year-old White male, was tragically cut short in the rugged terrain of McDowell County, West Virginia. A man known for his unyielding and zealous enforcement of Prohibition, Day had carved out a reputation as a formidable figure in a region rife with illegal moonshine operations. His unwavering commitment to what he saw as a divine calling to dry out one of the state's wettest regions had made him
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