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1960 - Chessman distances himself from his Solicitor: Caryl Chessman (Caryl Chessman) who is now sentenced to die on May 2nd, has asked his solicitor G. Davis (Davis) to withdraw from managing his affairs. Chessman accuses him to have produced in the public a one-man show and that he got him into an impossible situation. Chessman also told his solicitor that he is ready to die on May 2nd. Photo Shows (left to right): Solicitor Davis, Chessman and the woman-solicitor Rosalie Asher (Rosalie Asher)

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Accuses Asher Asked Caryl Chessman Distances Impossible Managing One-man Rosalie Sentenced Situation Solicitor Told Withdraw


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