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Fatality-MILLER Frankie (Defense)
TOLD LOVE AFFAIR AFTER SHOOTING - Woman's Defense Stresses Romance • Attorneys for Mrs Frankie Miller, on trial for first-degree murder, tried today to show that she had a 12-year love affair with the man she is accused of shooting. They cross-examined Arthur Maish, a state witness who had testified of talking with the 29-year-old divorcee when she was in police headquarters the night Leland Holliday, 39-year-old plant foreman, was found shot to death in his apartment. • "SHE TOLD me about her past life, of coming to Clinton County to work for Lee Baker (a farmer west of Frankfort), and of falling in love with Leland Holliday when she was 17." Maish testified. "She also told of later marrying, separating from her husband and returning to Holliday. She stated she loved Lee Holliday and said she was glad she had killed him." Police Lt. Glen Nichols, another state witness, identified a signed statement • The Terre Haute Star • Terre Haute, Indiana • 26 May 1950, Fri • Page 27
| Date | 26 May 1950 |
| File name | News (Fatality)-MILLER Frankie (Defense).jpg |
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| Linked to | Deborah H 'Debby' Harrell; Deborah H 'Debby' Harrell |
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