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since i am assuming you have already searched the internet, have you tried this....if your town has a courthouse, ask if they have a law library open to the public. call the law librarian and ask if they have the NORTHEAST REPORTER series ( or you may need to travel to a large law library. ) then of course the town where crime took place may have an historical society or old newspapers on fiche at the library. you may well have already done these things, i have no way of knowing. if you do find a decent law library check Corpus Juris Secundum also, and Federal Reporters if it was an appealed case.

http://www.craigbrandon.com/MITAhome.html

http://www.dunnsboats.com/Tragedy.htm

http://www.courts.state.ny.us/history/e ... te/pg1.htm

http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_m ... _gillette/

http://www.authentichistory.com/images/ ... Music.html

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Informative site.