Photoreporter de Sacramento «Where Her Body Was Found» Sacramento, 29 mai 1934 Épreuve argentique d’époque, 16x10,5 cm, annotations et tampon à date au verso. «Fear that she was losing her mind caused Virginia Johnson, attractive 22-year-old daughter of Charles G. Johnson, State Treasurer, to take her life by making a human torch of her body and burning herself to death, District Attorney Neil McAllister said today.»

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Service photographique de la Police américaine Le Meurtre de Mary H., Quincy St Brooklyn, 23 May 1947 Épreuve argentique d’époque, 25x20 cm, annotations au verso : Deceased Mary Harris, Black, 45 years, found D:O:A: of knike wounds in her apartment at 304 Quincey St, on May 23, 1947

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Service photographique de la Police américaine Le Meurtre de Mary H., Quincy St Brooklyn, 23 May 1947 Épreuve argentique d’époque, 25x20 cm, annotations au verso : Deceased Mary Harris, Black, 45 years, found D:O:A: of knike wounds in her apartment at 304 Quincey St, on May 23, 1947

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