The Cassock and the Crown: Canada's Most Controversial Murder Trial
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The Cassock and the Crown: Canada's Most Controversial Murder Trial

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On 7 January 1922 Raoul Delorme's body was discovered in a Montreal suburb. He had been shot six times at close range. The victim's half-brother, Father Adme, founder of the Montreal Crime Laboratory and father of forensic medicine in North America. A fascinating true story, The Cassock and the Crown is based on trial transcripts, interviews with individuals involved in t...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published March 28th 1996 by McGill-Queen's University Press
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