The Leo Frank Case: The Lynching of a Guilty Man Part 6

leomaxfrank
Published on Dec 7, 2022
PARTISANS OF Leo Frank have often tried to discredit Jim Conleyâ€™s testimony by pointing out that his account of the visit of Corinthia Hall and Emma Clark to the pencil factory where the murder of 13-year-old Mary Phagan took place was off by more than an hour. But these Frank partisans fail to note that Conley never stated that he saw the two young woman at all â€” he was merely told that they were there by Leo Frank, who had hustled him into a dark, locked closet after Frank announced the two were coming. Could it be that Frank was making preparations for murdering Conley â€” the only man on Earth, besides himself, who knew about Mary Phaganâ€™s murder?

Originally posted on The American Mercury:
https://theamericanmercury.org/2018/05/the-leo-frank-case-the-lynching-of-a-guilty-man-part-6/

The Mary Phagan Family Website:
https://www.littlemaryphagan.com

Leo Frank Archive:
https://www.leofrank.org

Leo Frank Research Library:
https://www.leofrank.info

The American Mercury:
https://www.theamericanmercury.org

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