Lizzie Turlington was a promising leader in North Carolina’s deaf mute community in 1886 when she was murdered in the woods outside of Raleigh.
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Murderer’s Name Etched Into Gravestone of Wilmington, North Carolina, Woman He Killed in 1886
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