In the summer of 1961, in the small farming community of Unger in Choctaw County, Oklahoma, Dovie Marie Golden Freeman, a 28-year-old female from the area, lived close to her parents, John W. Golden and Fannie McCoy Golden, at their family farm outside the hamlet. Unger itself was little more than a crossroads surrounded by fields and back roads, a quiet place between towns like Soper and Boswell where families often stayed for generations and life revolved around the land and church and kin. Do
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