We are entering into a historical story that touches on the depths of human cruelty, the power of resilience and the interplay between fiction and reality. This is the story of Sally Florence Horner.
*Forgot to mention in the episode
Frank never saw the outside world again. He died of arteriosclerosis (arteriosclerosis) in Trenton State Prison on March 22, 1966, 16 years into his sentence. He was just shy of 70 years old.
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