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THE KENN1FFS ON TRIAL. SECOND DAY. THE BLACK TRACKER'S NARRATIVE. OTHER EVIDENCE AND CROSSEXAMINATION.

5 November 1902, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), page 8

…The Prosecution case was circumstantial, and the evidence of Crown witness, tracker Sam Johnson, regarded as unreliable. However, during the trial the courageous indigenous man proved to be faultless in his recollection of what transpired that day. His testimony to the jury was damning, and showed, beyond reasonable doubt, that the Kenniffs had brutally shot and murdered Albert Dhalke and George Doyle. READ MORE FROM THE ORIGINAL ARCHIVES HERE , HERE and HERE…

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THE KENNIFFS ON TRIAL. OPENING FOR THE PROSECUTION. CONSTABLE MILLARD'S EVIDENCE. PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE PROCEEDINGS.

4 November 1902, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), page 7

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TERMINATION OF THE KENNIFF TRIAL. THE BROTHERS FOUND GUILTY. SENTENCE OF DEATH PRONOUNCED. LAW POINTS RESERVED FOR FULL COURT

10 November 1902, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), page 5

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