Travel down the timeweb to the fall of 1913 in Atlanta, Georgia, you are now a Georgia Supreme Court Justice!
How would you rule on Leo Frank’s petitions and appeals, in essence upon his conviction, based upon the official record presented to you? Would you leave undisturbed the verdict rendered against Leo Frank for the Murder of Mary Phagan?
The 1,800 page elusive Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Case Records, 1913, 1914, that contains within it the Leo Frank Trial Brief of Evidence (1913), has been published for the first time here on ‘The Internet Archive’ @ www.Archive.org – officially released on Friday, April 26, 2013, the centennial of Mary Anne Phagan’s Murder, that occurred so long ago on Confederate Memorial Day, Saturday, April 26, 1913, inside the metal room at the National Pencil Company’s headquarters, 37-41 South Forsyth Street in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
Leo Frank was hanged nearly 28 months later at dawn on August 17, 1915, in a sylvan grove belonging to Sheriff Frey. What you will find in this mega archive is information never before seen or published in any book on the Leo Frank Case in the last 100 years.
Look for information about alleged bite marks on Mary Phagan, do they exist?
Also available on ‘The Internet Archive’ is the elusive Leo Frank Trial Brief of Evidence (1913), separate from the Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Case Records (1913, 1914), this too has never before been published online, until it was published here for the first on ‘The Internet Archive’.
The Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Records (1913, 1914):
http://archive.org/details/leo-frank-georgia-supreme-court-case-records-1913-1914