Henry Alter, IL, 1860 December 28

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t,,eafter the hanging some thought the punishment was too _
severe because Mr, Alter had repeatedly been aggravated

by the man whom he killed and it was thought that he did

it because he was constantly being harrassed by the man, I
also read in some report what the cost of the rope was and

the county paid for it,

Letter dated Dec, l, 1977, from Mrs. Bundy

t,.eafter the hanging some thought the punisbment was too
severe because Mr, Alter had repeatedly been aggravated
by the man whom he killed and it was thought that he did
it because he was constantly being harrassed by the man, J]
also read in some report what the cost of the rope was and
the county paid for it.

Letter dated Dec, 1, 1977, from Mrs. Bundy

".eafter the hanging some thought the punishment was too
severe because Mr, Alter had repeatedly been aggravated

the man whom he killed and it was thought that he did
it because he was constantly being harrassed by the man,
also read in some report what the cost of the rope was and
the county paid for it,

Letter dated Dec, 1, 1977, from Mrs, Bundy

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