“Leo may have been killed, but she served a life sentence…”

A sad anniversary has come and passed. August 17, 2015 was the 100th anniversary of the lynching of Leo Frank…
Mysteries and murders from Atlanta history…
A sad anniversary has come and passed. August 17, 2015 was the 100th anniversary of the lynching of Leo Frank…
It started as a typical morning for Baker A. Bass. He awoke and left his home at 74 Ellis Street…
It was a Tuesday night in September of 1943 when Henry Heinz captured his man. For nearly three years someone…
“We were down at the station at a little before midnight,” said William Fisher, a chorus member of the New…
“Some day the good Lord will bring this back to your face,” George Thomas said. “You can’t beat the law.”…
She was young, white and missing; sadly all of the requirements for mainstream media attention in 1941 Atlanta. When Mildred…
It was the late evening of April 23rd, 1935 when a well dressed couple stepped down the stone walkway that…
For this Fast Friday we feature Claude Everett Mundy Jr., the first black Atlanta police officer to be killed in…
Meet Richard Gray Gallogly, the rich and arrogant scion of one of Atlanta’s most prosperous early families. His grandfather was…