Connecticut's Earliest Court Cases; Martha Elliott Recalls Killer Michael Ross
A judge in 17th century Connecticut ruled on the thorniest of problems. Some of these included ruling on a piglet’s paternity, who was to blame for faulty shoes, and whether illicit sex had occurred on a boat sailing to Stamford.
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