Letter from Fred Wood to Norman Redlich, Esq.
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Letter from Sing Sing death row inmate Frederick Charles "Killer" Wood to New York University law professor Norman Redlich, who was providing legal aid. Wood demanded that Redlich cease all court actions that would impede his execution.
Identifier
NYSA_B0145-80_B26_Wood_letter2
NYSA_B0145-80_B26_Wood_letter2
Date Original
January 25 1963
January 25 1963
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, Sing Sing Prison. Case files of inmates sentenced to electrocution, 1939-1963. Series B0145-80, Box 26, Frederick Charles Wood.
New York State Archives, Sing Sing Prison. Case files of inmates sentenced to electrocution, 1939-1963. Series B0145-80, Box 26, Frederick Charles Wood.
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