Where are They Now: Assassin's edition

The WAPO had a story on Arthur Bremer, the man who shot George Wallace.
Bremer has been paroled and is living around Cumberland Maryland. The writer tried to interview Bremer, who declined. ...
It's a long story, that draws a lot on portion's of Bremer's diary, which was penned before he shot Wallace... It's in same vein as Gay Talese's "Frank Sinatra has a Cold" story, where he wrote about a subject without directly talking to him.
He shot George Wallace to be famous. Now he lives in silence.

 

Good read, thanks.

 

There's a good Pizza place in Cumberland, but not much else I'd classify as good. A lot of parolees settle in Western Maryland.

 

Cumberland's got a neat little old main street section that's closed to vehicle traffic and full of little shops and eateries with outdoor seating. Very quaint.