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The Leo Frank Case, Chapter VIII, Tells the Story of Frank's Arrest in Atlanta, Georgia In 1913.

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First published at 08:06 UTC on October 17th, 2023.

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In Chapter 8 of the Mary Phagan case, Judge W.D. Ellis swore in the Fulton County grand jury, emphasizing the need for immediate attention to the case. Leo M. Frank, the first witness, testified about his duties as the general superintendent at the National Pencil Company. He explained that he handed Mary Phagan an envelope with her employee number stamped on it, but did not see her pay envelope after giving it to her before her rape and murder on April 26th 1913. Frank also mentioned his interactions with other employees and his conversation with Lee at the police station. Despite facing intense questioning, Frank remained composed. Find out what the Atlanta Police department discovered during their interrogation of Leo Frank and other suspects.

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