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Fire In A Canebrake: The Last Mass Lynching In America,New Zophy John Dewey To COn That July Evening In 1946, The Leader Counted Aloud And The Mob Of White Men Fired. Seconds Later, The Leader Counted Again, 'One, Two, Three,' And The Mob Fired Once More. After The Third And Final Volley Of Gunshots, The White Men Got Into Their Cars And Drove Off, Leaving The Bulletridden Bodies Of Two Young Black Men And Two Young Black Women Lying In The Dirt Near Moore'S Ford Bridge In Rural Walton County, Georgia. Since That Summer Evening,