On a late-summer Sunday night in 2015, Darnell C. Bolton, a 24-year-old man from Moss Point, Mississippi, pulled into the Fusion H2O Carwash on Jefferson Avenue, the kind of familiar neighborhood spot where people gathered to talk, clean their cars, and wind down before a new week. He had grown up in the area, born in 1991 and educated at Moss Point High School, and had gone on to serve as a soldier in the U.S. Army—something friends and local news accounts mentioned with pride when they spoke
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