McComas Says I Killed Mrs Noyes Under Duress
A Binghamton trial narrative recounts Robert McComas claiming he killed Mrs. Noyes due to pressure and threats. He describes dangerous vitriol and a tense scene in which investigators seek to prove he acted not deliberately but under coercion. The defense highlights medical and psychological strain, while prosecutors emphasize motive and opportunity.
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