Steve Oney

The prosecutor stood his ground and said no, so that the grand jury foreman could- called the session himself.

According to historian Steve Oney, this was the first time in Fulton County history that a grand jury heard a case against the wishes of prosecutors.

But the grand jury did not indict Jim Conley, ultimately because the prosecuting attorney argued that it would hurt his case against Leo Frank.

And just a short time later, Conley became the star witness in Leo Frank's trial.

this? I know I've been on here

several times before, and I just think I heard somebody say

that they weren't familiar with the case.

So I could maybe do a brief review real quick.

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.

There was a couple instances during the trial where Jewish did come up, and one of them was extremely amazing, as it was Leo Frank's mother, Maria Frank, who actually got up when Dorsey was cross-examining a witness.