by lethal injection. At the time of his execution, aged 49, he was the longest-serving death row inmate anywhere in the US, having spent 30 years on death row prior to execution. Billy Isaacs was released from prison in 1993, and died in Florida on May 4, 2009. George Dungee died in prison on April 4, 2006. Only Wayne Coleman remains incarcerated (as of 2022). The murders were the subject on an award-winning 1977 documentary called Murder One directed by Fleming 'Tex' Fuller. Fuller then wrote a screenplay, which was filmed as the 1988 film, Murder One, starring Henry Thomas. The 1988 film was widely released in North America, but it wasn't released in southwest Georgia near where the killings took place, so as not to offend people. Janice Daugharty published a fictionalized account of the murders, Going to Jackson (2010, ). Religion By the 1900s, the need for churches arose. The first church was erected in Donalsonville in 1850, the Friendship United Methodist Church. In the beginning the Methodist Church served as a meeting place for all Protestant denominations. Later, the First Presbyterian Church of Donalsonville was established in January 1898 with 25 members. On August 4, 1902, 18 people helped to create the First Baptist Church of Donalsonville. The Church of The Nazarene, originally called “The Holiness Church,” was established in October 1902. The meetings of the Church of the Nazarene were actually held in a member's house until 1903, when a building was erected. The first black church in Donalsonville was created in 1895, the Live Oak African Methodist Episcopal Church. Eventually, the number totalled thirteen. Notable people John and Clarence Anglin - brothers who escaped from Alcatraz prison in 1962 Alfred Corn, poet and essayist, born Bainbridge and lived in Donalsonville and Valdosta Bacarri Rambo - Former Miami Dolphins safety Phillip Daniels - Former NFL player, current Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the Philadelphia Eagles References External links Official Website of Donalsonville-Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Includes Donalsonville and Iron City Seminole County School System includes Donalsonville, Iron City and Seminole County Seminole County Public Library Cities in Georgia (U.S. state) Cities in Seminole County, Georgia County seats in Georgia (U.S. state)