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The Murder of Sheriff-Elect Derwin Brown: A Conversation with Former District Attorney J. Tom Morgan

On December 15, 2000, somebody gunned down DeKalb County Sheriff-Elect Derwin Brown. District Attorney J. Tom Morgan threw himself into the investigation. But the deadly conspiracy he and his colleagues would uncover would rattle the whole county. Get a Rainy Night in Georgia by ...  Show more

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