The Homicidal Irony That Shadowed Jesse Hill Ford
October 28, 2012 4:31 PM
Writer Jesse Hill Ford was a proponent of justice and civil rights in the racially divided American South. In an ironic twist that echoed the theme of his most popular novel, Ford stood trial for the murder of a young black man.
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