To The Man Who Killed My Dog
A letter that moved a nation
In 1955, travel editor Richard Joseph and his wife, Morgan, left the intensity of New York behind and settled into the relative calm of Connecticut. They adapted quickly to the slower pace of life, and before long had welcomed a Basset Hound puppy named Vicky into their home. One Sunday evening, as Richard took her out for a walk, a speeding…
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