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Convicted
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Convicted

Associated Press · [ca. June 1950]

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Sobbing Mrs. Truman Gavle is comforted by her husband after an Albert Lea, Minn., jury convicted her of first degree murder in the poison death of Oscar Rasmusson, a neighbor. State accused her of poisoning a bottle of whisky, intending it for her husband. Life sentence is mandatory.

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