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The murder of Mary Phagan
On April 26, 1913 Mary Phagan (played by Wendy J. Cooke), the 13-year old Atlanta pencil factory worker was murdered. Based on this true story, Leo Frank, a wealthy Jew from the North, who was lynched for the murder of Ms. Phagan. Popular prejudice controlled the legal process, posing a moral dilemma for Georgia Gov. John M. Slaton, and ending his political career.
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- "On April 26, 1913 Mary Phagan (played by Wendy J. Cooke), the 13-year old Atlanta pencil factory worker was murdered. Based on this true story, Leo Frank, a wealthy Jew from the North, who was lynched for the murder of Ms. Phagan. Popular prejudice controlled the legal process, posing a moral dilemma for Georgia Gov. John M. Slaton, and ending his political career."@en
- ""A man is found guilty of murdering a thirteen year old girl, and sentenced to death, but the governor declares that the trial was unfair which leads to the murder of the accused by a lynch mob"--Container."@en
- "True story of Leo Frank, a wealthy Jew from the North, who was lynched for the murder of 13-year-old Atlanta pencil factory worker Mary Phagan (played by Wendy J. Cooke). Popular prejudice controlled the legal process, posing a moral dilemma for Georgia Gov. John M. Slaton, and ending his political career."@en