The people of the state of California, plaintiff, vs. Kenneth Long, defendant : no. 4369 : reporter's transcript : typescripts, 1948 Nov. 3-19.

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The people of the state of California, plaintiff, vs. Kenneth Long, defendant : no. 4369 : reporter's transcript : typescripts, 1948 Nov. 3-19.

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Reporter's transcripts (11 v.) of Kenneth Long's murder trial held Nov. 3-19, 1948 in Martinez, Calif. Long was accused of murdering his wife, Barbara Jean Long on June 26, 1948, in Richmond, Calif. George T. Davis was his defense attorney.

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Davis, George Thomas, 1907-2006

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Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings were tried and convicted of murder following the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing of July 22, 1916. On Jan. 7, 1939, Mooney was pardoned and released from San Quentin. In Oct, 1939, Billings' sentence was commuted to time served and he also was released; in 1961 he received a formal pardon from Gov. Edmund G. Brown. George T. Davis was a defense attorney who worked for both Mooney and Billings. From the descriptio...

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Long, Kenneth R.

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Davis, George Thomas, 1907-2006

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Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings were tried and convicted of murder following the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing of July 22, 1916. On Jan. 7, 1939, Mooney was pardoned and released from San Quentin. In Oct, 1939, Billings' sentence was commuted to time served and he also was released; in 1961 he received a formal pardon from Gov. Edmund G. Brown. George T. Davis was a defense attorney who worked for both Mooney and Billings. From the descriptio...