Another in our series of new transcriptions of contemporary articles on the Leo Frank case.
Atlanta Constitution
July 30th, 1913
Sergeant L. S. Dobbs took the stand again at the afternoon session.
“Did you help take the girl’s body from the basement?” Attorney Rosser questioned.
“I was there when the undertakers came,” answered the sergeant.
“Who cleaned the girl’s face?”
“Sergeant Brown, I believe.”
“How?”
“With a piece of paper.”
“How was the body removed?”
“In a corpse basket.”
Here the examination was taken up by the solicitor general.
“What is the distance from the ladder to the spot where the body was found?”
“About 150 feet.”
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