The Lone Wolf’s Frame-Up: A Gripping Tale of Alleged Deceit and Devotion

On a sweltering September morning in 1921, the sleepy streets of Washington D.C. were abuzz with the news of a daring daylight robbery. Ernest B. Brown, the cashier of the Peoples Commercial and Savings Bank, had been held up by a lone gunman, leaving behind a trail of shattered glass and a stolen $960. As the investigation unfolded, the police zeroed in on a suspect – Phillip Rudolph Greenfield, a 20-year-old husband with a seemingly innocent face and a penchant for crime.