Anarchy and Justice: The Sacco and Vanzetti Case

This chapter explores the intricate events surrounding a series of robberies linked to anarchists in a small town, weaving a narrative of murder investigations, police actions, and community tensions. It highlights the Sacco and Vanzetti case, delving into the historical prejudices against Italian immigrants and the flawed legal processes of the 1920s. Through a mix of humorous anecdotes and serious societal commentary, the chapter illustrates how personal stories intertwine with broader themes of identity and justice.