Freedom-Penn pardon board asked in Curry case
The Freedom-Pennsylvania pardon board is asked to parole John Curry of York County who was sentenced to life in 1928 at age 14 for the hex murder of an aged recluse whom he believed bewitched. Curry shown at trial is said to have developed notable artistic talent in prison.
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