In the waning hours of a late summer day, John Mulcahy, a 38-year-old male Federal Prohibition Agent and a veteran of the Great War, prepared for what should have been a routine enforcement action in the ongoing struggle against the illicit liquor trade. On the evening of September 2, 1925, Mulcahy and a team of state officers descended upon a camp nestled in a rural area known as Flushing Point, near Westford, Massachusetts. They were there to execute a search warrant on a house suspected of ha
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