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brief-of-evidence-search-able-leo-frank-trial-full-document-1913-july-august-with-exhibit-info

Author: Fulton County Superior Court

Year: 1913

Summary of the 1913 Leo Frank Trial Brief of Evidence This 388-page PDF is the Brief of the Evidence prepared for the Supreme Court of Georgia following Leo M. Frank’s conviction in Fulton County Superior Court. It is neither a later historical narrative nor a judicial opinion. It is a condensed record of the trial, containing an extensive alphabetical index, witness testimony, cross-examinations, rebuttal evidence, affidavits, documentary exhibits, factory diagrams, photographs, and Frank’s lengthy unsworn statement. Its purpose was to preserve the evidentiary record for appellate review. The State’s Case The prosecution argued that thirteen-year-old Mary Phagan entered the National Pencil Company shortly after noon on April 26, 1913, to collect her wages from Frank. According to the State’s reconstruction, she was assaulted and killed in or near the second-floor machine department, after which her body was moved by elevator to the basement. Jim Conley supplied the principal account of the immediate aftermath. He testified that Frank summoned him upstairs, told him Mary had resisted his lascivious advances, and directed him to help move her body. Conley described carrying the body

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