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In 1927, Owen Flemming refused to follow an overseer's command, and the overseer pulled a gun. Mr. Flemming grabbed the gun and shot in self-defense. When a mob arrived, the local sheriff told them, "I'm busy, just go ahead and lynch him" — and they did. — PolitiTweet.org