In the summer of 1986, the quiet city of Edmond, Oklahoma, was rocked by a tragedy that would leave an indelible mark on the community. On the morning of August 20th, a disgruntled postal worker named Patrick Henry Sherrill, 44, embarked on a horrific shooting rampage at the local post office. Among the fourteen innocent lives lost that day was William Miller, a 30-year-old male rural carrier.
The day began like any other for the employees of the Edmond post office. However, Sherrill, who
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