Delbert Green, UT, 1936 July 10

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| GREEN, Delbert large card

| Green, a 22-year-old resident of Layton, Utah, returned
home early on the morning of Jan. 4:, 1930, and found his
18-year-old wife, Anna, in bed with his 38-year-old Uncle,
James Greene He shot and killed both of them and when his
mother rushed into the room, he killed her also. Green
alaimed that he could not remember whet happened, bit he
was sentenced to death and died by the firing squad on
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SOURCHs CRIME, 1969

UTAH B&M. EX

| GREEN, Delbert large card

Green, a 22-year-old resident of Layton, Utah, returned
home early on the morning of Jan. };, 1930, and found his
18-year-old wife, Anna, in bed with his 38-year-old Uncle ,
James Green. He shot and killed both of them and when his
mother rushed into the room, he killed her also. Green
alaimed that he could not remember whet happened, bit he

was sentenced to death and died by the firing squad on
July 10, 1936.

SOURCHs CRIME, 1969

UTAH B&M EX

GRIEN, Delbert, large card

Green, a 22-year-old resident of Layton, Utah, returned
home early on the morning of Jan. );, 1930, and found his
18-year-old wife, Anna. bed with his 38-year-old Uncle,
James Green. He shot and killed both of them and when his
nother rushed into the room, he killed her also. Green
alaimed that he could not remember whet happened, bit he
was sentenced to death and died by the firing squad on
July 10, 1936.

SOURCE: CRIME, 1969

UTAH B&M. EX



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