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Jose L. Morales — who was found guilty of second degree murder in the July 20, 2016 stabbing death of Lee A. Daniels of Thompson, Connecticut — was sentenced to life in prison Monday in Worcester Superior Court.
It started as an assignment for Harper's Magazine in 1969. Willie Morris was the editor then, and he figured it would make a good story to have Albert Murray, an Alabama native residing in Harlem at the time, to head back South to Alabama on the magazine's dime and talk to people along the way.
It started as an assignment for Harper's Magazine in 1969. Willie Morris was the editor then, and he figured it would make a good story to have Albert Murray, an Alabama native residing in Harlem at the time, to head back South to Alabama on the magazine's dime and talk to people along the way.
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