Stephen Witherell, NY, 1933 August 17

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| WITHERELL, Stephen #7” August 17, 1933
30-year-old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (St. —
| Lawrence County) on August 17, 1933, for the murder of his

fathere Was from Hopkinton, New York, Affirmed, Memo,
185 NORTHEASTERN 792.

Wo. triple execution was completed in 16.
minutesSeeethe third man seated in the chair
was Stephen Witherell, 30, who was found guil
ty of killing his father because the latter

refused to lend him money." OHIO STATE JOUR-
WAL, August 16, 1933.

TRUE DETECTIVE, Feb., 1935, NY B&ME

WITHERELL, Stephen #7 August 17, 1933
30-year-old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (St.
Lawrence County) on August 17, 1933, for the murder of his

father. Was from Hopkinton, New York, Affirmed, Memo,
185 NORTHEASTERN 792.

",..Triple execution was completed in 18

minuteseeetThe third man seated in the chair
was Stephen Witherell, 30, who was found guil
ty of killing his father because the latter

refused to lend him money." OHIO STATE JOUR-
NAL, August 18, 1933.

TRUE DETECTIVE, Feb., 1935. NY BaME

WITHERELL, Stephen /#”. August 17, 1933

30-year-old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (St.
Lawrence County) on August 17, 1933, for the murder of his
father. Was from Hopkinton, New York, Affirmed, Memo,
185 NORTHEASTERN 792,

minut «The
was Stephen Witherell,

the latter
refused to lend him money." OHIO STATE JOUR-|
NAL, August 18, 1933.

TRUE DETECTIVE, Feb., 1935. Ny BME

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