Miss Varney Testifies to Life of Sorrow and Betrayal
In a packed Boston courtroom Miss Varney recounts a long history of abuse by George H. Keyes and her rocky relationship with him. She explains estrangement from family, multiple relocations, and threats by Keyes as the murder trial proceeds.
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Miss Varney
Keye
David F. O’connell
Providence
George H. Keyes
Morrison
Winthrop
Shore Drive
Keyes
O’connell
San Diego
Brookline
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. O’connell
Varney Testifies in Keyes Case Describing Harm and Escape
Miss Varney recounts her ordeal with Keyes and Whitney, detailing meetings in Providence and New York, a poisoned drink, and alleged coercion. She describes living with Keyes, traveling with him, and leaving him after a semi conscious incident, ending with a return to her sister in West Upton.
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West Newton Street
Providence
Broad Street
New York
Sagamore Avenue
Winthrop
State Hospital For
Howard
R. I
Mr. O'Connell
Keyes
Back Bay
North Station
Pauline Biesenbach
Miss Varney
Hudson
West Upton
Whitney
Arlington
Arlington Hotel
Arthur W. Morrison
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Mrs. Keyes
Pauline Keyes
Katzmann
Tam
Mr. Katzmann
Jack
Harriet
Him
Pauline
Cea
Chingmas
King
Trafalgar Hotel
Clark Goodchild
Goodchild’s
Cing Goodchild
Mechanics’ Building
Ca Square
Weston
Varney
Pauline A Keyes
Upton
George
Romeo
Deana
MR Keyes
Standard Oil CO. OF
Buffalo
Standard DO Oil Coe
Albany
Boston
Orient Heights
William F. Doyle
Day Square
Thomas A. Niland
Maverick Square
Wm. C. S. Healey
Central Associates Hall
Central Square
East
Alessandro de Simone
Congress Hall
Hancock Square
Charlestown
Charles McNulty
Vernon Hall
Tremont Street
Bowdoin Square
Adams Square
Crank
Delan
Jeaufort Road
Eyes
Tie
Nevel
Hallet
Tle
Mr. Whitney
Weyes
Beckhards
Manhattan
Beckhard’s
Tremont St
Summer St
Washington St
Brooklyn
Worcester
Springfield
Washington
Bailey’s
Broi Bach
Ren’s
le Toys
Charlie Chaplin
Brian
Gilbert
Ieee
Hat
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