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Trelawney and Symonds Murder Trial and Execution
In a frontier murder saga, Trelawney and Symonds are indicted for the and are found guilty of murder in the first degree. The trial unfolds with dramatic testimony linking holster pistols and a land warrant to the crime. A dramatic defense by Col Donovan contrasts with the State attorney. The verdict leads to death by hanging, with lengthy courtroom speeches and final executions at the Taggart house, followed by a mysterious posthumous disappearance of Trelawney’s body and public speculation.
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Sherift
Posse Comitatus
Luttrell's
Holstay
Col. Donovan
Richmond
Conlay
Middle Nne
Cis
Trelawney
Weil
Colonel Donovan
Serif
Trehiwne
Donovan
Citjaran
Anil
Targit
Symonds
Hinton
Porarilus
Jolyers
Wilel Nevis
Hilnton
Trout
Mourde
Minton
Lardrell
Starble
Lottrell
Louterell
Trelawnry
Teelawney
Tutt
Bett Neowin
Lie Wang
Lim
Chet
Richard Hinton
Ias
Colonovan
241S
Onier
James
Tre Lawhey
John Symonds
Lee Olston
Trelawney Wits Ube
Hassiah
Asia
Efveoks
Tretuys
Bisa
Edwad Trelawney
Europe
London
Aiy Wa
Tered
Ils
Lis Srna
Taegu
Anneient
Bos Jovan
Danthrell
Ike
Trelevney
de Rizon
Jong
Trelawsoy
Ty Mawney
Pengle
Comfortas
Quan
Vanigshed
Staton
Fandéli
Portira