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Regardless of their innocence or guilt, the trial is widely regarded as farcical and unjust, even at the time.
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2024
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It’s hard to get worked up about an unjust conviction of someone who actually was the killer.
But these were two guys fighting against the robber barons and the rise of capitalism as we know it today. Yeah, a couple other working class people died as a result, but it’s hard to see it as cut and dry as all that. How many people have died of capitalism. The body counts are way, way out of balance.
He got what he deserved but the court case was a fiasco. I'd rather it be an honest justice.
Still doesn't justify a death penalty