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BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) — He was at a crossroads, his life stretching out before him, his troubles largely behind him. He had enrolled at South Georgia Technical College, preparing to become an electrician, just like his uncles. But first, he decided, he would take a break. College could wait until the fall.

He was at a crossroads, his life stretching out before him, his troubles largely behind him. He had enrolled at South Georgia Technical College, preparing to become an electrician, just like his uncles. But first, he decided, he would take a break. College could wait until the fall.

Before Arbery's killers were found guilty, his family members described the young man's life.

He was at a crossroads, his life stretching out before him, his troubles largely behind him. He had enrolled at South Georgia Technical College, preparing to become an electrician, just like his uncles. But first, he decided, he would take a break. College could wait until the fall.

Arbery was a former high school football star who was working at his fathers landscaping business and planned to go back to college before he was followed and killed by three men, his family says.

October 25th out on a dock. how is somebody escaping from february 1th, 2020? that is irrational. wanting to question the victim demonstrates their uncertainty on what he had done that day and wanting to question the victim demonstrates a lack of immediate knowledge, which is required for a lawful citizens arrest. they didnt see him commit any crime that day. and the states not saying that he wasnt in -- you know, 220 sitila drive. he came in there and ran off down the street. we all knew that. ...

To black Americans, the word lynching evokes nightmarish images of the time when their forefathers lived in fear of being murdered by lawless white mobs in a wicked campaign of violence.

Before he was fatally shot, Ahmaud Arbery's life was at a crossroads, with his troubles largely behind him.

The Satilla Shores subdivision is not unlike the one I call home on Wilmington Island. Located a short drive from downtown Brunswick, Satilla Shores is a quiet neighborhood of single-story, ranch-style homes nestled along a waterway, Fancy Bluff Creek. It’s a place with few thru-streets and several cul-de-sacs. The absence of all but local traffic makes the subdivision perfect for walkers and joggers. Just like my neighborhood. A year ago today, Ahmaud Arbery left his home in a neighboring su...