Being in prison in Alabama, he assertedwas like being out in the jungle with a bunch of cobra snakes. Youngblood was not alone in this assessment: Alabama lawyer Alvin J. Bronstein describes Fountain, the facility he was held in as a placeshocking to to conscience, wherean average of 50 sexual assaults occurred each week, where people were being raped, beaten, there was stealing and the guards were afraid to go in there and didnt go in there. If Youngblood was at Fountain in the 60s, Bronstein adds, he would almost have [had] to [kill] to stay alive. The Youngblood of 2002, however, was old for 61 partially paralysed by a stroke, afflicted bycirrhosis of the liver (which sounds like a further indictment of the Alabama prison system) and suffering constant pain from a bullet lodged in his spine an injuryinflicted when he was shot by a guard for fighting with another inmate who drew an ice pick on him. He insisted on calling the other prisoners with whom he shared histime associates, not friends which is perhaps not surprising when one considers that St Clair, the correctional facility where he was by then imprisoned, has beendescribed by vice.comas one of the most dangerous lock-ups in the US, with five prisoner-on-prisoner killings in only30 months, and a toxic mix of problems, which apparently included overcrowding, a warden who doesnt care what prisoners do to one another, and drug-dealing guards who sometimes order hits on inmates.Youngblood slipped out of sight after featuring in that one report published in theTuscaloosa News, 12 May 2002 but some legal documents supplied by a commenter [below] show that he died, apparently of cirrhosis of the liver, sometime in the first quarter of 2004. Select the pencil to add details. Walter Bouquet, prisoner from N.H. is in fact still incarcerated. This looks like our chance, one of the boys remarked to the other, and they began hailing her. They called us all queens then. Instead, he served out an astonishing 41 years in solitary confinement before being switched to general population in 1917. In 1978, Mr. Hillery, after he had been rebuffed by state courts, took his appeal to the Federal Court system. Nor, most tellingly of all, does this casefeature in aninvaluable source that I stumbled across while seeking her: a listing, published in the sixth volume of the Bulletin de la Socit de lHistoire du Protestantisme Francais, (1858)entitled General notes of the persecutions against the Protestants of France. Thiscovers sentences passed on French protestants for the whole period between the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes and the French Revolution, and includes a listing, several pages long, which gives the names of every individual inviolved. Equallyworthy of note is the case of two imprisoned Black Panthers, Herman Wallace and Albert Woodfox, who when their case was reported by the BBCin 2012had spent 40 years in solitaryconfinement for the murder of a prison guard named Brent Miller in 1972. Officials were doubtful any nursing home would agree to take a tricky, notorious and unrepentent killer, who harrassed visitors, refused to change his clothes, and was so unpleasant officials feared other inmates would attack him.. They called the guys like that queens. Unlike today where life in Illinois is without parole, until 1978 life in Illinois meant parole after 11 years. Thank you for that remarkably comprehensive comment probably the longest on the site. Police found his tire tracks and bootprints along with prints from someones bare feet, probably Marlenes. Comments overall equally fascinating. Sa fortune s lve 10 000,00 euros mensuels Someone had opened a window in Marlenes room and placed the screen on the grass. Welcome to AncientFaces, a com "Thank you for helping me find my family & friends again so many years after I lost them. Drive-by. Bookers employer, Joe Ferreira, remembered hearing him say that he had lost a glove. Miss Ada Carey had been a member of the Blunt Eastern Star and in 2001, the annual Easter Egg Hunt was renamed in her honor. Minnesota. HANFORD, Calif. (AP) _ A black man imprisoned almost a quarter-century for the scissors slaying of a high school girl returned to court Monday to prepare for a new trial that was granted because blacks were excluded from the grand jury that indicted him. But Alderman, who received a life sentence of his own on 8 November 1917, lived on. Westberg had sent a portion of his wages to his grandmother, Caroline Peterson, in Waupaca, Wisconsin while he had worked in the CCC. The car still exists and is for sale in Anaconda, Montana. They were identified as spray paint on fiber. When an individual has spent decades in prison, sometimes the case against him or her weakens whether it deserves to or not. Whitman, it is reported, took a personal interest in the case and extracted a confession or two. This comes as no surprise to me, since Whitman was also the politically-motivated prosecutor responsible for the arrest and execution of Charles Becker, a corrupt New York cop found guilty of the murder of a gamblernamed Herman Rosenthal in two notorious trials of 1912 and 1914 largely as a result of Whitmans determination to hound him to the electric chair. je suis une goutte d'eau je voyage tout la haut booker t hillery obituary. Theres no need to get carried away about it, he said of his life sentence. Unlock the mysteries of your family history and explore the rich tapestry of your past with AncientFaces. John F. Kennedy was President then, Phillips told the jurors. She is flanked by fellow Manson family members Susan Atkins (died in jail 2009) and Leslie Van Houten. Smuggled in .22 caliber revolvers and murdered him. By the late 1990s the lifer population in Louisiana had risen to over 5,000, now its nearing almost 9,000. Easy to get along with, but very listless. Like Richard Honeck, the Danish farmerserved a sentence that spanned a period of great change which almost entirely passed him by; one day, working in the prison garden, he saw his first car and noted the prisons Vrkmeister, I.P. At an early stage in the writing of this essay, I also uncovered a state-by-state listing of longest-serving inmates, compiled with theassistance of multiple Freedom of Information requests, which put me on to several of the more obscure stories listed here. He died of heart disease on May 15th, 2017. The killers, who came from Chicago and had consciously determined to embark upon a life of crime, were captured by a sheriffs posse as they hid in weeds near Onida and had to be taken to jail some way off in Pierre because the sheriff feared they would be lynched. We make no representation that Booker T Hillery's information is current; minute by minute updates could occur within the state registries.Nor do we represent that all persons on the state registries are listed on this domain. The body was submerged in an irrigation ditch not far from her home. You can become a member, create a memorial, submit data, add flowers, add photos and search our database at no charge. They said they was gonna stab me to death if I didnt do that. Newspapers from that time period described Christensen as tearful and apparently very sorry for his act, according to officials, but since that time has given very inconsistent answers to the questions asked him by officials. It was later said of Christianson that his mind never developed past that point. Paula Barber, advocate of the annual Ada Carey Memorial Easter Egg Hunt, addressed the audience, which consisted mainly of Eastern Star and Mason members and guests. It was left to a latter-day Associated Press reporter, the memorably-named Bob Poos, to shine a spotlight on Honecks case in 1963 after seeing a reference to it in the Menard prison newspaper. Already, Barber says she has done a lot of research, but plans to dig up a bit more history from old newspapers before Thursday. The boy by then 14 took her down to the cellar, where he cut her throat with his penknife and hid her bodybeneath a pile of rubbish. His personal appearance made a splash in court. They called him The Boston Boy Fiend, and he really was a child. He was suffering from liver cancer and died three days later. The pair cousins and lovers, both paroleesbegan by abducting, stabbing and shooting dead two teenage service station attendants, Steven Shea and Michael Houltz, on successive days in December 1966. Hehad been 56 years into that stretch at the time that Honeck was paroled, and was 89 when he was freed. The boys were brought before Miss Carey just prior to her death, and she was able to identify them. I dont mind people getting hurt because I just like to watch it. It seems wildly improbable that he will ever be released. Notoriety problem. I promised myself that I would not let them break me, not let them drive me insane.. Rosalyn Clark and Dotee Hillery spent some time in this place. Mathiasens prison file shows that he always maintained his innocence of strangulating, killing and poisoning Bgelund, and that by the end of his sentence as the prison doctor wrote he now looks pale and lethargic posture is stooping his knees give way at every step. This section is to introduce Booker Hillery with highlights of his life and how he is remembered. Pomeroy was, it seems, highly intelligent he wrote an autobiography and taught himself several languages while in jail and (so the Boston Globe reported) he made at least a dozen unsuccessful escape attempts during his years in solitary. In the state of Arizona the average life sentence use to mean about 13 years, then in 1978 the law was changed to say lifers sentenced for 1st degree murder must now serve a minimum 25 years. Find family history information in a whole new way. (Granted, that part of the evidence sounds a little shaky, unless Walter actually memorized the serial numbers.). For example in Louisiana in 1970 only 143 prisoners were serving life sentences, and at the time a lifer could usually expect an eventual pardon from the governor. The facts of the case were bathetic. Floridas longest-serving prisoner of all, though, was Hugh Alderman an old-time bank robber whose 62-year stretch in jail began when he was 23 years old, way back in 1917. Send him back. We have jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. The only serial killer on this listing is Kansas City-born Hugh Bion Morse, a deeply unpleasant rape-slayer who killed at least fourwomen. http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=950&dat=19760909&id=c_gLAAAAIBAJ&sjid=mFgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=5186,1869151. Because it says his hometown was in Missouri but he was in an Illinois prison. Sent on to the grim secure hospital known as J-Ward, part of Melbournes Ararat LunaticAsylum, he remained there until his death, aged 92, on 19 June 1974. Mr. Hillery was arrested quickly, after a resident told the police that he had seen the Hillery car parked near the Miller home the night before. Click on any image to view it in higher resolution. This guy was set up. It was entirely a circumstantial evidence case. Create a free family tree for yourself or for Booker Hillery and we'll search for valuable new information for you. The defense suggested the paintball evidence could have been contaminated over the years. Christensen: Nothing. The boys arrived in Watertown, SD on Wednesday night. His failed alibi. I have a good mind.. I studied. None of this cut much mustard with Folkers son, whocampaigned for many years for his mothers killer to remain behind bars for life. +91-7207507350 Maline offered during the trial new, more modern technical analysis of old evidence and showed that flecks of paint from the roof liner of Hillerys car were found in his sock, the Miller home, and the girls shoe. Is Booker Hillery still alive? But the prosecution had another bombshell. District Attorney Robert Maline of Kings County contends that the guilt is supported not only by evidence presented at trial but evidence developed since. One of my all-time favorites on the subject of crime/punishment. Thank you, Graham. Straffenwas aged77 when he expired, though he reportedly had a mental age of about nine and a half. Incarcerated in the West Virginia pen at Moundsville, he briefly escaped in 1965, was paroled in September 1972, and claimed a second victim, at the age of 78, when he stabbed his parole officer. Theclaim isthat a French woman named Jouanna Thiec served out a sentence of 73 years between the years of 1685 and 1758 having been sent to gaol aged just 16 and been keptthere until her release at 89. of SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. But whilehis record-breakingstretch probably was unique in its day, the 64 years plus change he servedhas since been exceeded at least eight othercases, [1] In depth: Charles Fossard (70 years, the current worldrecord-holder) and Old Bill Wallace (63 years; died, still incarcerated, aged 107), [2] In depth: The case of Paul Geidel (68 years), [3] In depth: The case of Van Dyke Grigsby (66 years and a Johnny Cash song), [4] In depth: The case of Frank Smith (67 years and the current longest-serving man), [5] In depth: The case of Howard Christensen (64 years of being obnoxious), [6] Longest spells in solitary confinement, [7] State-by-state capsule studies of longest sentences served, featuring Crazy Jimmie Williams, Leslie van Houten and the Manson Family, Old Fitz Fitzgerald, the Lipstick Killer, the Starved Rock Murderer, Warren Nutter, the Boston Boy Fiend, bestiality in Missouri, death row poetry, the Kitty Genovese case, and a mid-sentence West Coast road trip for West Virginias leading badman, [8] Longest sentences served outside the U.S., featuring theKissing Point Mutilation Murder, bride purchasing in Denmark, the Man in the Iron Mask, and Ian Brady, [9]Jouanna Thiec and the Huguenot connection, [10] Listing of all inmates with in excess of 60 years served. Besides having to present a case based on evidence almost a quarter of a century old, the prosecution had to contend with changes in the law since 1962. When the judge asked what the T stood for, he responded: The T is just an initial.. Grigsby at 91, back voluntarily this time in Indiana State Penitentiary. Jesse Pomeroy, who went to prison for two murders back in 1874, then aged 15, still holds his states record for the longest sentence served, having survived into his early 70s and completed very nearly 58 years in the pen. Frequently, I would fall asleep and when I woke up I would not know if I had slept for five minutes or five hours, and would have no idea of what day or time of day it was. After more than 50years behind bars, he, If one excludes Unruh who was never tried or sent to jail New Jerseys longest-serving inmate seems to have beenThomas Trantino,convicted of the cold-blooded killing of two police officers one of them unarmed in what is described as a dank andseamy roadhouse bar on Route 46s Sin Strip. The . Did Booker finish grade school, get a GED, go to high school, get a college degree or masters? . He did this in 1907 and was convicted of 2nd degree murder in 1908 and sentenced to life in prison and sent to the Indiana state penitentiary where he stayed until being paroled in 1974 at the age of 89 and spent the rest of his life in a nursing home, dying in 1987 at age 102. Hillery was accused of stabbing fifteenyearold girl named Marlene Miller with scissors in the small town of Ha She was 26 years old. He resides in MCS. After arraignment, Hillery will appear at a preliminary hearing to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to order him to stand trial in Superior Court. She had been writing to them for a year at the urging of her mother, self-professed renegade potter Carrie Reichardt. 84-836. Smithwas on the lam for 11 days before the police tracked him down to Winthrop, Massachusetts, and recaptured him at gunpoint as he attempted to flee from the rear of what hed hoped would be a safe house. Tribute Archive. As a teenager, Barber spent time studying and researching the Ada Carey murder case and feels that it is time to tell others about her findings; she wants to educate the newer members of the Blunt and Onida communities about the significance of the person Carey had been. And he seen that diamond. BY ANCESTRY.COM. France. Funeral homes and cemeteries, funeral directors, products, flowers etc.. Sysoon is a free resource for finding the final resting places of famous folks, friends and family members. That was in September 1911, and Geidel was finally released on 7 May 1980, at the age of 86. I really dont feel too sorry for those people who were or are incarcerated for a very long time. The rape victim picked Booker out of a lineup. SACRAMENTO A tentative parole hearing date has been set for Booker T. Hillery, who was sentenced just last month on his second conviction of murdering a teen-age Hanford girl nearly 25. The case of Old Fitz Fitzgerald, paroled from Folsom in 1971, shows that long prison sentences were served out before the modern prison era. According to the night clerk on duty, the boys had looked well dressed and older than their real ages. Berkeley, Alameda County, California 94710. Although his first trial ended in conviction and a sentence that he be executed in the states gas chamber, Hillery has maintained his innocence. That is certainly true of the inmatewho seems to have completedthe longest sentence ever served: Charles Fossard, a French immigrant to Australia who killed a man in Skye, just south of Melbourne, on 28 June 1903. Booker T. Hillery, a California state prisoner, appeals pro se the district court's order dismissing his 42 U.S.C. Why, thats exactly what I do., The old mans one other hobby, during his time in prison, was collecting keys a habit that he kept up in his nursing home, and whichEbony journalist Hamilton J. Bims suspectedwas significant: The keys may be signs of his lingering conviction that he is still a kind of prisoner.Ebony, Dec 1975; St Petersburg [FL] Evening Independent, 9 Sep 1976; Jet, 16 Sep 1975 + 6 Jan 1977; Bryan Times, 9 Aug 1976; Beaver County Times [PA], 25 Nov 1976; Kokomo Tribune, 28 Nov 1979.]. Sysoon enables anyone to create a free online tribute for a much loved relative or friend who has passed away. Of the 49,000 Kings County residents at the time, about 2,000 were African Americans who were mostly poor farm-workers like Booker. To learn more about the 1937 murder case of Ada Carey, attend the program at the Blunt Senior Center on June 2nd at 8:00 p.m. Join a discussion and talk to others in the Sysoon community. Highway 83 was then on the east side of Onida. I keep to myself and dont pay em no attention. One question, was he tried by the state of Missouri or Illinois? With the help of a court-appointed lawyer, Clifford Tedmon, he won a series of victories that culminated with the Supreme Court's decision to void his conviction. Hillery said it was. That will happen if he livesand continues torefuse theparole he was offered in October 2016on the grounds that it requires him to admit a guilt he strenuously denies in August 2022, and he will then be 84. After graduating from Blunt High School in 1927, she attended Huron College for two years. The Man in the Iron Mask a fanciful depiction by Michel Moniquet. At the time of the conviction a petition was signed by about3,000 people in this area and filed with the Board of Pardons thatthese boys could never be pardoned.. The state later revived capital punishment, but previous death sentences werent reinstated there would be no date with a potassium cyanide pellet for Booker T. Hillery. Although Honeck and Hundhausen came from Missouri and committed their early crimes there, the Koeller murder was committed in Chicago and the pair were arrested and tried in that city, which explains how Honeck came to serve his sentence in Illinois (and perhaps helps to explain the remarkable paucity of Honecks visitors). She said it all started when Joyce Bauer of Pierre inquired about the Ada Carey Memorial Easter Egg Hunt, which is held annually in Blunt. I love to clean, hesays. Brady has thus completed very nearly 51 years in prison much of it in secure psychiatric facilitiesafter his diagnosis as a psychopath and has acknowledged he should never be set free. [vi] In cases such as that of Van Dyke Grigsby, where a prisoner was paroled andsubsequentlyreturned voluntarily to prison, the time served shown counts only the initial sentence served it is not a cumulation of both the initial sentence and the time served after return to jail. In 1913 Louisiana abolished parole for lifers however life was never mandatory at the time. Its good that were getting reacquainted with our roots, she said. The bank at Homestead in the 1920s, a few years after it was robbed. Birthday: March 1, 1965 How Old - Age: 57 Recently Passed Away Celebrities and Famous People. Thanks to the prisoners who staffed The Angolite an award-winning journal written, edited and published by the inmates of the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, LA we possessan unusual window into the experiences of a man serving out an extraordinary prison sentence. View ASSIGNMENT 1.docx from LGLA 2331 at Lone Star College System, North Harris. Also, thank you for allowing me to comment! Now the lifer population stands at nearly 180,000 with approximately 50,000 serving life without parole sentences. Carr pleaded guilty to murder one week later and repeatedly refused to apply for parole. She had quit her job to care for her uncle, selling her one-bedroom trailer home and buyinganother in Oregon which hadtwo bedrooms for them (St PetersburgEvening Independent,27 December 1963 +Tuscaloosa News,1 January 1964). (LogOut/ First, the facts of the case, as they are supposed to be. As Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Karen Heller sums things up (Inquirer, 28 October 2016), his lawyer instructed him to plead guilty to murder, presumably to avoid a death sentence, and the resultant trial for all five defendants and all eight crimes lasted under a day. After three days of jury deliberation--and 24 years after the crime--Booker T. Hillery was convicted Thursday for the second time of murdering a 15-year-old girl in rural Hanford with the victims sewing scissors.. Hillery, 55, was first convicted in 1962, but last Jan. 14, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the verdict on the grounds that Hillery, a black farmhand at the time of the murder, had been unconstitutionally discriminated against because blacks were purposely excluded from the 19-member Kings County Grand Jury that indicted him. He attended Holy Name of Jesus Grammar School, where he met and courted his beloved wife of 58 years, Mary Folse. This and other other circumstantial evidence persuaded jurors of his guilt, and they found him guilty and voted in favor of execution. Van left the bar, went home and got his own knife. Back to the clink. I had life for murder, and they cut it to 200 years. I appreciate this and all the other positive comments youve left here and at Past Imperfect. Today, 89-year-old Booker T. Hillery is still inmate #A32262. They make it as good as possible. Where was Booker born and where did he live? Putting her in the rear seat the boys then speeded on until theynoticed a car following them, attempted to stop for a side-road andtipped over into the ditch. The Social Security Death Index includes over 200 million citizen death records. Mergenhagen and Dickinson noted: South Dakota State Penitentiary officials wanted to put Christensen in a conventional nursing home, but they were afraid he wouldnt be welcomed.. Attention: Death verified by Social security index. In 26 states Life Without Parole is mandatory for 1st degree murder and mandatory for 2nd degree murder in South Dakota, Louisiana and Pennsylvania. Booker T. Hillery Jr. twice was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to die in the gas chamber for the March 21, 1962, death of 15-year- old Marlene Miller, who was stabbed in the throat. An excellent post! I have a fascination with geography, exploration etc. Honeck was met at San Francisco airport by his niece, Mrs Clara Orth, who had been alerted to his extraordinary story by Pooss original news report. [2] Hillery was accused of stabbing a fifteen-year-old white girl named Marlene Miller with scissors in the small town of Hanford. As you know, if you cant do the time, dont do the crime. Twenty-four years after Marlene Millers murder, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned his conviction, ruling that Kings Countys systematic exclusion of blacks from grand juries like the one that indicted Booker was a grave constitutional trespass.. Its worth asking why a man of 107 continued to live in such surroundings. Likewise, his sense of taste and smell is almost gone. Thanks for this site and for your hard work. We share yesterday, to build meaningful connections today, and preserve for tomorrow. He is 85 years old and still considerer too dangerous to be released. Of all the lifers in Wisconsin sentenced after 1989, only 2 females have been paroled. Booker T Hillery lived Former Harvard Medical School facultymember Stuart Grassian adds that the worst aspect of such regimes is the lack of stimulation. Sifting throughthe vast mass of material accumulated in the course of the research for this essay, it becomes clearthat one factor, aboveany other, increases the chancethat prisoners will serve out vastly lengthy sentences: the diagnosis of a mental illness. Its likely they were only gone for a few hours, but I had no way to know. Both death sentences were overturned because of legal technicalities, but Hillery remained in prison under a life sentence while he researched law books seeking either a parole or a third trial. The trial, with Judge John M. Phillips of Monterey County Superior Court presiding, was moved here because the case had generated extensive publicity in Hanford. Morse: served 42 years for serial murder. Share Memories & Support the Family. Joe Ligon before and during: at the time of his arrest in 1953, and snapped again in 2016, just before turning down an offer of parole. Investigators believed Marlene didnt hear the break-in over the whir of the sewing machine. I just found your blog and am SO glad I did. - Cornbread And Peas - Sonny Terry/Brownie McGhee. As Youngblood told it, responsibility for the murdershe committed rested as much with the appalling Alabama prison regimeas with him he had killed simply to survive in a brutal, filthy and overcrowded penitentiary, run by a system so bad that it had to be taken over by the federal courts simply in order to ensure that inmates had access to things such as toothbrushes and flushing toilets. Geidel had been only 17, and working as a bellhop at New Yorks high-toned Iroquois Hotel, when he broke into the apartment of the rumoured-to-be-wealthy William Jackson, 73, and killed his victim by choking him with a chloroform-soaked rag. We make no representation that Booker T Hillery's information is current; minute by minute updates could occur within the state registries.Nor do we represent that all persons on the state registries are listed on this domain. That was the cornerstone of the case in 1962, and the cornerstone of the case today.. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Roosevelt Youngblood died in early 2004 of cirrhosis. This recording is currently on a 1/4" reel tape and has not been digitally preserved. He recovered sufficiently to stand trial and had served 43 years in prison by the autumn of 1994, after which we lose touch with him. we post and write thousands of news stories a year, most wanted stories, editorials (under categories - blog) and stories of exonerations. 1984) Annotate this Case US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit - 733 F.2d 644 (9th Cir. Most other sources reported she was stabbed in the throat. Hillery family member is 72. Who is Booker Hillery to you? Ive now read through the small amount of information thats available about her case online. The other glove came from a pair sold for $1.29 at a local army surplus store, where the manager knew Booker as a customer. Jensen becamevery preoccupied with thoughts about these new carriages which are not drawn by horses. Mathiasenssentence beganon 27 June1876 and ended after a year-long spell in the Aarhus Hospital for the Insane with parole on 23 December 1925. Inside a fact is another fact, and inside that is another fact. Share what Booker did for a living or if he had a career or profession. He asked that an attorney who represented him on appeal be named defense counsel for the new trial, and the arraignment was adjourned until Tuesday while officials checked to see if that lawyer was available. Jailed for life without thepossibility of parole on 18 December 1953, at a younger age than any of the other inmates in this listing, and trim and fit, albeit with but six teeth left in my head, Ligon has long seemedmore likely than anyone else to pass Geidelscurrent U.S.record ofalmost 69 years inside. Julian was born on September 3, 1937 in New Orleans to the late Isabel Swoop and Andrew F. Hillery. From his prison cell, Mr. Hillery peppered state and Federal courts with writs and appeals that contended that his conviction was constitutionally invalid because no blacks had served on the grand jury that indicted him. His mother passed just after he was born out of 11 or 13 children. Many people choose to share their Memorial Websites in Sysoons Featured Memorial Website Program. An African-American man named Booker T. Hillery was indicted for murder by a California grand jury in 1962. 40 years, wtf. Westberg got behind the wheel to drive while Christensen sat beside him in the front seat. Research suggests that elements of all these various accounts combine to form the truth. Opening arguments are scheduled here Monday in the retrial of a farm laborer who has spent almost 25 years in prison for a murder he says he did not commit.
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