In the late summer of 1979 in Corinth, Mississippi, the life of a young law enforcement officer, Harold Lane Caldwell, was tragically cut short. A White/Caucasian male, the 25-year-old agent with the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics was known for his dedication to his job and his willingness to assist fellow officers. He had been with the bureau for two and a half years, building a life with his wife and two sons.
On the evening of September 14, 1979, Caldwell was called to back up local o
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