File:Frank Stroup dead from drinking moonshine in 1922, The Frederick News-Post historical reprint, March 27, 1922.pdf

Summary

"After drinking "moonshine" whiskey Saturday night, Frank Stroup, about 47 years old, of Brunswick, was found dead early yesterday morning about 200 yards from his home. Dr. Levin West, who examined the body, said death was caused by the alcoholic concoction he had partaken."

Also included, from 2002:

"A 20-year-old Knoxville man who freed himself from handcuffs last week in an interview room at the Brunswick Police Department was found Tuesday evening hiding in the insulation between two walls of an apartment when an officer noticed a tapestry on the wall moving. Trent Dean Williams was taken into custody about 6:30 p.m. after barricading himself for more than four hours in a large brick building at Sixth Avenue and A Street, Brunswick police said."