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The Girl at the Halfway House

CHAPTER XXVIII
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Remember, if you hang this man, you can never bring him back to life.
"There must be some motive shown for the supposition of such an act as murder.

What motive can be shown here?
Certainly not that of robbery.
The horse of the missing man came back alone, its lariat dragging, as we shall prove.

It had not been ridden since the lariat was broken.
You all know, as we shall prove, that this man Juan was never known to ride a horse.

We shall prove that he walked sixty miles, to the very spot where the horse had been tied, and that he scorned to touch a horse on his whole journey.

He wanted no horse.


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