A debt owed. A debt acknowledged. A sudden death. Pride beyond measure? On March 29, 1978, 2 well-respected men met between 2 stores owned by 2 different brothers in front of their county courthouse, guns drawn, and only one will survive. Today you will hear the story of a man who died way too soon, What was the motivation for this death? Would justice be served? Would a killer walk free? Find out in today’s episode.
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The Norfolk Virginian 3/30/1878
The Norfolk Virginian 3/31/1878
The Norfolk Virginian 4/4/1878
The Norfolk Virginian 4/6/1878
The Norfolk Virginian 4/10/1878
Norfolk Landmark, March 30, 1878 | The Countryside Transformed:
Norfolk Landmark, April 25, 1878
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/61189227/edward_dennis_pitts
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54868348/edward_parker_pitts
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE PITTS. - The New York Times
Eastville, Virginia - Wikipedia
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98136052/alfred_pembroke_thom
