Regarding the time of death, this is an excerpt from Jonathan Goodman's book, page 48...
"McFall's conclusion, which he arrived at within a matter of minutes and never altered, was the Julia Wallace had been dead for at least four hours. In other words, since before six o'clock"
We all know that McFall got it wrong, but I'm just saying that this was his first remark concerning the time of death, and he maintained it.
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"McFall's conclusion, which he arrived at within a matter of minutes and never altered, was the Julia Wallace had been dead for at least four hours. In other words, since before six o'clock"
We all know that McFall got it wrong, but I'm just saying that this was his first remark concerning the time of death, and he maintained it.
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