Show eath Demanded for forI c i I as Case l years fears H Hands of Jury nse Attorney Stresses anity ity During Fin Final l lI 1 Plea I case cue of ot Claude Blackburn 25 the murder of ot his for- for Flora Nelson 19 ati at i nT last May 30 will not reach late l Friday afternoon morning accord- accord the trend the trial ise ISO Attorney Samuel King d drafter d-aCter after tire Ure noon recess interrupted his plea that he be helk talk alk lk for three or more hours start of ot the arguments the tte to limit It both ut t objected and quoted s allow a defense defenso atin atin atma at- at in ma a murder trial unlimited m hris Mathison 1 In the Salt court dourt Friday morning t ted d the jury before the open- open the he arguments that its mem- mem ight find Blackburn guilty of U the first degree with the of death or murthe mur- mur the ui first degree with a reea roe roe- a dation t on of life me Imprisonment in the tho second degree carries arrIes ries a penalty of from ten prison to life Ure or him 11 I A A. Duncan deputy district y in his opening arg argument ment jury d demanded the death DEATH here re ever ever has been a crime i nals of the history of Utah served tIre the imposing of a this is it he declared was was s-as a girl just reaching wo- wo ia jd who had been reared by rents to be a credit to the they y in which she lived ed Just ime of reaching this woman- woman rid d the period at which she shet best t start serving her ITer corne com com- So he e is cut down in a most us Is and brutal manner defendant who nho showed on the stand in this jiL ml his life lite before t the e time me was vas committed and since me me e was vas committed of being deliberately pl planned nned and ex- ex this horrible deed because his jias as slighted and his selfish- selfish loused defendant who planned this and nd so conducted himself on on of f the killing that he would juse Ise the suspicions of his vic vic- oily la lay In wait tait for her and Iti er throat to avenge a e. aois 10 ois Is vanity He lIe waited for fora a phe aj-phe flie he garage in which theraS the the- was raS committed and after she c Irad gone to the the Tie 1 approached them AND ND COLLECTED I s cool and coll collected He Be Heher Heher her and asked if ir he lie might alone being careful even atme atno at atme me no to not alarm her or her ions ns Just as us soon as he had hadIe ne lie Ie grabbed her by the hair I hjad d stretched her neck back Ire c automobile seat In which and cut her throat puid uld that of a dog reams of anguish attract- attract i of ot others and when nd d ut that he was discovered fe few slight passes at his roat in an effort to gain the they y is discoverers and thereby Town n life me rifa lL rattlesnake would have some rne warning but Ire did not Il lied IcI d at his victim then j yanked ad by the tho hair and cut her from ear car to car No o more cal Calor or cowardly crime ever everi i by any man and be committed b by any than han an ap imp direct from rom the arguments of the defense start started d just before the noon Samuel A A. A King defense defens at- at Started started by from the tl ti ns of the judge ie He dUhe points where the judge difference between first and second degree degreer r Also he recalled to the atthe at- at atthe 1 ot the jury the special pas pas- tin tin- n- n the Instructions where instructed the jury the definition of or criminal inKing in- in King called to the attention J j a clause which dl- dl I that If It the to defense exhibited evidence nce o of oC insanity it should Auty of ot the jury to find for lor of jury must mark that word he emphasized The Tile InIons inions in- in ions lens do not say that we must musti i i L' L fi preponderance of oC evidence IVO the accused insane It ItI y I states ales tates that if It we produce ence to show Insanity that lust find this youth nol guilty lu |