On August 17, 1915, a group of vigilantes in Marietta, Georgia lynched Jewish factory superintendent Leo Frank outside the house where 13-year-old Mary Phagan once lived. Frank was convicted for the 1913 rape and murder of Phagan who was an employee at his pencil factory in Atlanta.

Georgia Governor John Slaton, who merged his law firm with Frank’s lead attorney Luther Rosser prior to the trial, commuted Frank’s death sentence to life imprisonment, sparking public outrage and the subsequent lynching.

Frank’s lynching led to the creation of the Anti-Defamation League which has since its inception run cover for Jewish crime, collude with racial cohorts in amplifying anti-White narratives, aggressively lobby for foreign wars in Israel's interest, and siphon political power and influence to dictate and abuse the civil rights of White Americans.

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