In Cold Blood
pg 251-279
Why does mr fleming suggest perry and dick not request a change in venue for the trial
Why does mr fleming suggest perry and dick not request a change in venue for the trial
From the text:
".... the elderly Mr. Fleming warned his client, "It wouldn't matter where in Kansas the trial was held. Sentiment's the same all over the state. We're probably better off in Garden City. This is a religious community. Eleven thousand population and twenty-two churches. And most of the ministers are opposed to capital punishment, say it's immoral, unchristian; even the Reverend Cowan, the Clutters' own minister and a close friend of the family, he's been preaching against the death penalty in this very case. Re-member, all we can hope is to save your lives. I think we stand as good a chance here as anywhere."
In Cold Blood