Mrs. Finch’s Dying Words: ‘I’m Sorry’

Posted on February 6, 2010 by lmharnisch

Feb. 3, 1960, Bernard Finch 
Photograph by John Malmin / Los Angeles Times

Feb. 3, 1960: Dr. R. Bernard Finch and defense lawyer Grant B. Cooper

Feb. 6, 1960, Finch Trial

Feb. 6, 1960, Finch Trial

Feb. 6, 1960, Finch Trial

Feb. 6, 1960, Finch Trial

Feb. 6, 1960, Finch Trial

Feb. 6, 1960: The Times keeps the Finch case off the front page. Barbara Jean Finch supposedly said: "I'm sorry, I should have listened … Don't leave me … Take care of the kids."

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1 Response to Mrs. Finch’s Dying Words: ‘I’m Sorry’

  1. JT's avatar JT says:
    February 6, 2010 at 9:15 pm

    Had never heard of “Willie Lumpkin” before this. Turns out it was written by Stan Lee of Marvel Comics fame.
    http://www.toonopedia.com/wililump.htm

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