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People of the State of New York v Hans Schmidt [Trial #3228]


Trial 3228 Vol I pp. 184-361

Trial 3228 Vol I pp 362-758

Trial 3228 Volume II pp 760-1129

Trial 3228 Volume II pp. 1130-1510

Trial 3228 Volume II pp 1511 - 1567

Trial 3228 Volume III pp 1568 - 1766

Trial Transcript details

Description

Digitization courtesy of Rittenburg Law Library, St. John's University, Queens N.Y.  Digitized from a 16mm microfilm copy of the original using Library microfilm machine.

In collection

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883-1927)

Associated with

Hans Schmidt (defendant); Alphonse G. Koelble (defense attorney); Terence J. McManus (defense attorney); Davis (judge); James A. Delehanty (prosecuting attorney); Koenig (prosecuting attorney); Charles S. Whitman (prosecuting attorney)

Dates

January 19 1914 (created)
September 2021 (digitized)

Charge

Court

Pages

Reel number

Stenographer's number

Subjects

Trials (Murder) -- New York (State) -- New York
Faurot, Joseph A. (1872-1942)

Object identifier

trial3228

External links

David J. Krajicek (2/25/2017)" ‘Holy-crazy’ priest who dumped body parts in Hudson is only chaplain to get the chair in U.S." Daily News.
Newton, M. (2008). Faurot, Joseph A. (1872–1942). (2008). In The Encyclopedia of Crime Scene Investigation (pp. 101–101). The Encyclopedia of Crime Scene Investigation. Facts on File, Inc.
A priest, a maid, and a Second Avenue murder (March 13, 2013) Ephemeral New York blog.

Source

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883–1927), Special Collections, Lloyd Sealy Library, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

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Notes

Hans B. Schmidt, German Roman Catholic priest is tried and convicted of murdering Anna Aumüller in 1913. Inspector Joseph Faurot, an early NYPD forensic investigator appears as a key witness.;See also Trial #3326 on reel 422, Statement of Hans Schmidt at Sing Sing Prison to determine whether he is guilty of manslaughter by causing an abortion. (Which is not trial transcript.)
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