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How a UNG student unlocked a piece of history to the Leo Frank murder case

Brittany Rhodes, a University of North Georgia student, recently discovered the keys she found 17 years ago are connected to the 1913 Leo Frank murder case. - photo by Courtesy University of North Georgia

Leo Frank — Brittany Rhodes, a University of North Georgia student, recently discovered the keys she found 17 years ago are connected to the 1913 Leo Frank murder case. - photo by Courtesy University of North Georgia

Brittany Rhodes, a University of North Georgia student, found a set of keys 17 years ago that unlock a piece of Georgia’s history.