oh, people.
This paper on the William Robinson murder is going a little faster than I'd thought, although I still think it's silly. I am, however, made happier by the hilarity of primary sources documenting a murder investigation:
"28 August 67
Col. Sec.
Did your Excellency notice that the foreman of the Jury in this case is apparently the man suspected of committing the murder — ?"
...what. This is what you call a twisted legal process!
I have no more words. :D
"28 August 67
Col. Sec.
Did your Excellency notice that the foreman of the Jury in this case is apparently the man suspected of committing the murder — ?"
...what. This is what you call a twisted legal process!
I have no more words. :D