In the quiet town of Hernando, Mississippi, the afternoon of March 7, 1995, took a violent turn, forever altering the community's sense of peace. William Savage, a respected 58-year-old male and manager of a local cotton mill, was working alone in his office. A man known for his dedication to his job of 30 years, his Christian faith, and his active involvement in local affairs, Savage was a familiar and trusted figure in the small town, even counting author John Grisham among his friends.
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