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leofrankwasinnocentIf we take Jim Conley's word for it, which is always a risky venture, we are told that Leo and Mary went to the metal room. In the metal room Leo attacked Mary. Soon after this Monteen Stover arrived. She waited 5 minutes and left. After this Conley heard someone quietly going back to Leo's office and then this person going back to the metal room. I'm assuming that this was supposed to be Leo Frank.
My question is why did Leo Frank show amazing insight on when to tiptoe to his office? Conley supposedly recounted how Monteen Stover was wearing tennis shoes and this supposedly proved to everyone that he had seen the girl. We'll disregard the fact that Conley had many weeks to learn and rehearse this piece of information. But okay so Monteen Stover was wearing tennis shoes. Tennis shoes are rubbersoled. Tennis shoes were called sneakers. They were called this because they were silent and thieves often wore them to sneak up on victims. So what were the chances that Leo Frank wouldn't have run immediately to his office and bumped right into Monteen Stover of the silent sneakers? That was very lucky.
The doors would have been too far away in the metal room to hear. If Leo Frank had supposedly not heard Mrs. White enter the second time to see her husband, being startled when she supposedly saw him by the safe in the outer office at 12:30 how would he have heard the doors in the metal room?
This is yet another amazing piece of timing in the tale of Jim Conley!
My question is why did Leo Frank show amazing insight on when to tiptoe to his office? Conley supposedly recounted how Monteen Stover was wearing tennis shoes and this supposedly proved to everyone that he had seen the girl. We'll disregard the fact that Conley had many weeks to learn and rehearse this piece of information. But okay so Monteen Stover was wearing tennis shoes. Tennis shoes are rubbersoled. Tennis shoes were called sneakers. They were called this because they were silent and thieves often wore them to sneak up on victims. So what were the chances that Leo Frank wouldn't have run immediately to his office and bumped right into Monteen Stover of the silent sneakers? That was very lucky.
The doors would have been too far away in the metal room to hear. If Leo Frank had supposedly not heard Mrs. White enter the second time to see her husband, being startled when she supposedly saw him by the safe in the outer office at 12:30 how would he have heard the doors in the metal room?
This is yet another amazing piece of timing in the tale of Jim Conley!
