The Marston murder case in New York’s grim tale
A family era ends in tragedy as Richard Marston is accused of murder after Nathaniel White’s death. The trial reveals coercion and intrigue, Kent the coachman’s testimony shifts the case, and banker Long’s later confession and suicide expose the truth. Richard’s innocence is proven and he marries Mabel Long.
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