Clarence Darrow: Attorney for the Damned
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Twenty years later, when her fervid adoration of Darrow had been somewhat allayed by time, Mary Field Parton admitted to her diary that even she—the lover who shared his secrets and his bed during those searing months in California—suspected he had bribed the McNamara jurors.At the time, Mary vowed to everyone—even her sister Sara, to whom she confided all—that Darrow was innocent. But one night in January 1934, in the pages of her leather-covered notebook, she summoned “memories burned in wit...h red hot rods” from the time when he was “crushed and weighted with the desertion of friends, with betrayal, with the impending doom of jail.”“Bribing a juror to save a man’s life?” Mary wrote. “He wouldn’t hesitate … If men are so cruel as to break other men’s necks, so greedy as to be restrained only by money, then a sensitive man must bribe to save.”THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY had no choice but to soldier on. “The loss of this case has greatly injured Fredericks,”
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Twenty years later, when her fervid adoration of Darrow had been somewhat allayed by time, Mary Field Parton admitted to her diary that even she—the lover who shared his secrets and his bed during those searing months in California—suspected he had bribed the McNamara jurors.At the time, Mary vowed to everyone—even her sister Sara, to whom she confided all—that Darrow was innocent. But one night in January 1934, in the pages of her leather-covered notebook, she summoned “memories burned in wit...h red hot rods” from the time when he was “crushed and weighted with the desertion of friends, with betrayal, with the impending doom of jail.”“Bribing a juror to save a man’s life?” Mary wrote. “He wouldn’t hesitate … If men are so cruel as to break other men’s necks, so greedy as to be restrained only by money, then a sensitive man must bribe to save.”THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY had no choice but to soldier on. “The loss of this case has greatly injured Fredericks,”
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