Confession of Joe's Killer
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The Massie
Trials
(1931-32)
by
Douglas O. Linder (2007)
Two dramatic
criminal trials, one for rape and one for murder and both involving
multiple defendants, forever changed the nature of Hawaiian race
relations and politics. Filled with twists and turns and
unanswered questions, the trials have all the elements of a good
mystery. The second of the so-called "Massie Affair" trials also
closes out the courtroom career of America's greatest defense attorney,
Clarence Darrow.... [Continued]
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