
eBook - ePub
Murder in Old Forge, Pennsylvania
The Tragic Death of the Ziemba Children
- 205 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
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About this book
On July 26, 1981, eight-year-old Cheryl Ziemba and her four-year-old brother, Christopher, disappeared from their backyard in Old Forge, Pennsylvania.
Within hours, hundreds of neighbors, police and firefighters were engaged in a frantic search, praying that they were not a town "snakebitten," or cursed to misfortune. Two days later, all hope was lost when firefighters discovered the bodies of the children in an abandoned strip-mining pit. Pennsylvania State Police arrested their fifteen-year-old neighbor, Joey Aulisio, who was tried as an adult and sentenced to death by electric chair. Forty-three years later, Joey Aulisio still sits in prison.
Author Brian W. Kincaid presents a definitive account of one of the most infamous crimes and sensational trials in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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HistoryTable of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- A Summer Afternoon
- Stench
- A Summer Sunday Afternoon
- The Mountain
- Frantic
- Searchers
- State Troopers
- The District Attorney
- Investigative Team
- Press Conference
- Tuesday Morning
- Suffer Little Children
- The Raid
- The Interrogation
- A Town Snakebitten
- Criminal Procedure
- The Escape Attempt and the Preliminary Hearing
- Facing the Death Penalty
- Scranton
- The Trial, Day Three: Diane Ziemba Testifies
- The Trial, Day Four: A Professional Crier?
- The Trial, Week Two
- The Eyewitnesses
- Bob Aulisio Testifies for the Prosecution
- The Last Monday of May
- The Defense, Second Day
- The Closing Statements
- The Verdicts
- Aftermath
- Resentencing
- Sources
- About the Author
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