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    Killing Moonshine Mullins

    By Oakley Dean Baldwin

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    This story explores my mother’s first cousin three times removed, Ira “Bad Ira” Mullins and the Pound Gap Massacre. This story was handed down to my mother who enlightened me, as I have done with my children. My mother would passionately share this story when I was a young boy. She wrote many other stories and poems that I plan to share with you all at a later date. This story is one of the wildest stories ever told to me as well as one of my absolute favorites. I hope you are entertained as much as I have been over the years. The Mullins families were early settlers to Letcher County, Kentucky, Wise County, Virginia, and parts of southern West Virginia.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 3, 2016
    ISBN9781365569388
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    Oakley Dean Baldwin

    ABOUT ME Oakley Dean Baldwin born to Howard and Lora Baldwin, married to Doris Barber Baldwin. I am a non-fiction and fiction story teller / writer telling the stories of my life and those that came before me in my family tree. I have 15 books published with the 16th book on the way. I am a career law enforcement officer, professionally trained crime scene investigator and retired Military Intel Officer. I have a Degree from Marshall University in Applied Science. As always, thank you so much for your support. Please don't forget to fill out the online review. Oakley Dean Baldwin

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