In the spring of 1937, a young, White / Caucasian FBI agent named Wimberly W. Baker, aged 27, found his first major assignment as a special agent taking a fateful turn in Topeka, Kansas. Assigned to the Kansas City office, Baker was part of a team conducting surveillance on the city's main U.S. Post Office. The targets were two fugitives, Robert Suhay and Glen Applegate, wanted for an $18,000 bank robbery in Katonah, New York. The FBI had received a tip that the men were using the general delive
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