Murder in the Peach State explores the true stories of the greed, lust and hatred that led to some of Georgia's darkest hours of the twentieth century. In 1913, when lust killed Mary Phagan, and hatred Leo Frank, the rest of the nation questioned Georgia's stature as a civilized region. When John Williams killed 11 black men in 1921 in Jasper County to hide the fact that he was keeping slaves on his farm well after the Civil War, his motive was greed but the nation cried bigotry. Once again the South was labeled socially less developed. More than two decades later someone killed four blacks on Moore's Ford Road in.
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