In the cold Minneapolis evening of December 9, 1935, the life of Walter William Liggett, a 49-year-old White/Caucasian male journalist, was brought to a violent and abrupt end. As he stepped out of his car, groceries in hand, in the alley behind his apartment, a burst of gunfire from a Thompson submachine gun erupted from a passing vehicle. The attack was witnessed by his wife, Edith, and their young daughter, Marda, who were still inside the car, just feet away. Liggett was struck multiple time
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