In The Name of The Law
Recently, I was looking at issues of the SF Express Times on microfilm and found an article titled, "In the Name of the Law." It was written by "The Spailpeen Fanach" and covers the outcome of a trial...
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Spailpeen - Gaelic for "Rascal/Low-Life/A person without character." Fanach - Gaelic for "Wanderer/Vagrant." Poem "The Spailpeen Fanach." (In Gaelic with a translation in English)...
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PAX1222 wrote:Spailpeen - Gaelic for "Rascal/Low-Life/A person without character." Fanach - Gaelic for "Wanderer/Vagrant." Poem "The Spailpeen Fanach." (In Gaelic with a translation in English)...
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I've always wondered if there was something more to Zodiac's mention of the "shabbly dressed Negro" in his August, 1969 letter. If the attack on Hartnell and Shepard really was payback for Mr....
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Yes, just as Paul Stine was killed by Zodiac on the one-year anniversary of Private Bunch's death.
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I checked the microfilm again today -- "In the Name of the Law" comes from the March 25, 1969 edition of the SF Express Times.
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