Louis Weichmann

[Rick Smith]

(09-18-2015 07:31 PM)Pamela Wrote:  They weren't guilty and documentation proves that Weichmann felt no guilt, only compassion, a sense of duty to his country, and sorrow that a mother and son could have betrayed his trust so horrifically. http://www.nytimes.com/1865/07/08/news/e...eanor.html

The truth of the matter is that Weichmann and Lloyd both testified on behalf of the federal government. it was either agree to that, or they would have been number 9 and number 10 in the dock. Both of these men traded testimony for their lives. I use the word "men' in the loosest sense. Sense of duty and sorrow, my Aunt Fanny.