american-state-trials-1918-volume-10-by-john-davison-lawson-about-the-leo-frank-case-page-182-full-document

american-state-trials-1918-volume-10-by-john-davison-lawson-about-the-leo-frank-case-page-182-full-document

Author: John Davison Lawson, LLD.

Year: 1918

American State Trials, Volume X (10) by John Davison Lawson LLD. On page 182, Lawson provides a biased introduction in favor of Leo Frank and then an abridged version of the Leo Frank trial brief of evidence (1913) which is required reading, Pay special attention to Monteen Stover's testimony about when she came to Leo Frank's office and found it vacant, Compare it with Jim Conley's testimony about finding Mary Phagan dead near the men's toilet in the metal room. And pay especially close attention Leo Frank's trial testimony, accounting for why Monteen Stover found his office empty, about an unconscious visit to the men's toilet (the only toilet that existed on the second floor was in the metal room, the scene of the crime for Mary Phagan's murder was in the metal room). Leo Frank placed himself at the scene of the crime, at the exact time the murder took place with an "unconscious" bathroom visit. Leo Frank solved the murder of Mary Phagan, on Monday, August 18th, 1913 when he mounted the witness stand. Your job dear reader is to transcribe, Monteen Stover's testimony, Jim Conley's testimony and Leo Frank's testimony, then compare it to the maps and diagrams of the National Pencil