North Carolina Supreme Court rejects Little appeal in jailer murder case
The North Carolina Supreme Court declined to hear Joan Little's appeal of her 1974 conviction for breaking and entering and related charges. The ruling leaves her 7 to 10 year sentence intact and her fate for serving the sentence undetermined.
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Watchmaker al Callie Lang trial and marriages noted
Court records show a December 1873 completion and a November 1873 not guilty verdict for an injury case involving bipammus cohabitation. Callie Lang, described as the third wife, quotes ongoing distress over support money as Hazel Long, the fourth wife, laments uncertainty and delays. Long himself denies knowledge of the two women.
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