David Marx

He was convicted.

And after his conviction, his rabbi, Marx, went to New York, to Adolf Ochs, the New York Times newspaper editor, and claimed anti-Semitism.

There was no anti-Semitism at the trial, for my family has been saying this for 113 years.

And finally, somebody that's considered the ADL expert, Steve Oney, in 2003 verified that Hang the Jew was or we'll hang you, was never said during the trial of Leo Frank.

The defense team came out and said that George Kinley, one of the trolley conductors, that people overheard him saying that if he was on that jury, he would hang that Jew as well.

And unfortunately, that's where the defense also, during their final brief to the jury, claimed anti-Semitism as well.

And so, like I said, mainly his rabbi went up there.

And then Adolf Ochs went to Chicago to the philanthropist Albert Lasker, And they decided to have a campaign, which is still going on to this