If she really loved Leo Frank eternally, beyond the dog and pony show of appearances, she would have been buried in, or ashes spread at, the empty grave next to him that was reserved for her at the Mount Carmel Cemetery, but she left her own verdict on the Leo Frank trial from the passing of her life, and the silence speaks deafening volumes when she died long ago on April 23, 1957 of a heart disease (broken heart), just 3 short days before the 44th anniversary of the Mary Phagan murder.If you want to learn what really happened at the Leo Frank trial, visit The Soon the world is going to find out about another child laborer Leo Frank sadistically defiled, one year before Mary Phagan was raped and killed. Her hair and entire front part of the body were caked with coal cinders, dirt and debris, presumably from being dragged facing down 140 feet across the hard earthen floor of the basement. All the threads of the universe came together into a cloth.Although Leo Frank initially said “No, I don’t know”, in truth his requisition papers indicated otherwise. Downtown Atlanta, Georgia, Spring of 1913 So it all came together at the trial when Leo Frank testified for nearly four hours, rambling away and putting his foot in his mouth.Had you been sitting in the Jury box or behind the judge’s Rostrum on August 18, 1913, listening to Leo Frank’s explanation for why his office might have been empty, when he claimed to the police he was there alone with Mary Phagan at that exact same time, you would have involuntarily shivered as cold chills spilled down your spine, but for more than 100 years, the Jewish community continue to wage an anti-Gentile racist defamation campaign against the Southern European-Americans, claiming Southerners framed Leo Frank, indicted and convicted him because he was Jewish and two years later hanged him because he was Jewish.
DR. H. F. HARRIS, Sworn for the State, August, 1913. He was killed by Mary in Sullivan County, Tennessee, on the evening of September 12. A thespian music video by Jo Jo Brown, who sings “It’s Hard to Speak My Heart” from the Leo Frank musical ‘Parade’ (Broadway should hire him, he’s a perfect typecast to perform as Leo Max Frank), JoJo Brown is not affiliated with the Leo Frank Research Library.‘Parade’ the Broadway Musical (1998) by Jewish-Americans Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry, uses a raped Christan teenage girl who was strangled to death, as a cheap plot device, to humanize and rehabilitate a sexual predator and convicted child-killer because of his ethnoreligion: Judaism.On Confederate Memorial Day, Saturday, April 26, 1913, inside a dingy shuttered factory at the heart of Atlanta’s industrial sector, an infatuated serial rapist-pedophile, viciously assaulted one of his teenage employees. (He would re-assert this newfangled bathroom incriminating admission in a jailhouse interview published in the The incriminating statement by the defendant was deliciously ironic for unbiased observers who simply wanted to arrive at the truth, but for Leo Frank detractors, it was the equivalent of an inescapable murder trial confession, because Frank had contradicted and entrapped himself beyond escape in the metal room, sustaining the prosecutions theory. It is set in Edwardian America, in Georgia between 1913 and 1915. . She was naturally concerned, because she came from a poor family with five siblings and depended on the money, curiously wanting to know if — whether or not — she should return to work on Monday morning, April 28, 1913 at 6:35 a.m. Leo Frank said inquisitively, “No, I don’t know” as he pushed back his wooden chair screeching against the floorboards and stood up briskly. This is the girl whose virgin blood and strangled corpse gave birth to the financially and politically powerful ADL, the racist anti-Gentile hate group masquerading as a civil rights organization, who honor Leo Frank as heroic and whose trial is a reminder that “not too long ago anti-Semitism, not the facts, convicted an innocent man”.We Will Never Forget Mary Phagan and we will never stop fighting for her honor until our very last dying breath. Her dress was moist from top to bottom in urine, suggesting that someone had pissed all over her entire body. He is found guilty and sentenced to hang. In a fantasy sequence, Frank becomes the lecherous seducer of their testimony ("Come Up to My Office"). Flustered, he seized her with both hands this time, but Phagan jerked, yanking away and told him “I’m not that kind of girl, take your hands of me!”At this point the incident had crossed the line where it could no longer be played off as a joke, as it had been in the past with so many other female child laborers. Gain full access to show guides, character breakdowns, auditions, monologues and more! See Oney, features, UGA, 2004.Because Lucille was no feather brained step-ford wife when all is said and done. Knowing his reputation in the widely assimilated German-Jewish community of the South would be irreparably harmed if she told anyone about what happened. This is the man being held up as a holy religious martyr of anti-Semitism and injustice. Acknowledging with certainty his family in Brooklyn would without a shadow of a doubt disown him for his unspeakable crime. Meanwhile, Tom Watson approaches Hugh Dorsey and tells him that he will support his bid for governor should he choose to make it.Dorsey and Judge Roan go on a fishing trip, where they discuss the political climate and the upcoming election ("The Glory").The governor agrees to re-open the case, and Leo and Lucille rejoice ("This Is Not Over Yet"). We gotta do better." In a flash of frightened clarity and fear, Leo Frank knew he would be disgraced if anyone found out, and that he would likely be living out his life break rocks in a dry-cleaned horizontal striped suit on the chain gang, so there was no other way out, but to permanently silence Phagan — so she couldn’t tell; and that’s exactly what he did…Frank stood up quickly looking around the room, he frenetically pulled himself together in a moment, pulling up his underwear, buttoning his pants and grabbed a nearby 7 foot long jute cord hanging off a nail on the adjacent wall. Oddly, her arms were reverently crossed over her bosom. Meanwhile, Dorsey makes a deal with factory janitor and ex-convict Jim Conley to testify against Frank in exchange for immunity for a previous escape from Prison. Colliding, Terror Unfolded!