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“Remembering the incomparable Melvin Franklin today on what would have been his 81st birthday. Melvin and I grew up together in Detroit and attended the same high school. As one of the founding members of the group, Melvin and I were very close up until the time we lost him. I still really miss him. As I said in my book, and it still holds true today, I will always carry on The Temptations in Melvin’s memory. He fought the good fights beside me, and shared in the triumphs, too. Everyone loved Me

While the headlines crowned Special Agent Melvin Purvis as the 'man who got Dillinger,' the internal report and ballistic evidence pointed to Charles Winstead. A former Texas lawman who valued duty over fame, Winstead fired the .45 caliber round that struck John Dillinger from behind. Unlike the media-anointed Purvis, Winstead shunned the spotlight. His disillusionment with J. Edgar Hoover's self-promoting leadership grew, and he retired from the FBI just a few years later. The official story cr