William McKenneth, Raymond Washington, James Siverls and William Taylor burgle Julia Jackson's house
- Title of event
- William McKenneth, Raymond Washington, James Siverls and William Taylor burgle Julia Jackson's house
- Type of event
- Burglary (residence)
- Address of event
- William McKenneth, Raymond Washington, James Siverls and William Taylor burgle Julia Jackson's house Happened Primarily at 157, W 133rd St
- Report on event
- William McKenneth, Raymond Washington, James Siverls and William Taylor burgle Julia Jackson's house Main report referencing event Julia Jackson against Raymond Washington, James E. Siverls, William Taylor and William McKenneth
- Start date / time
- April 10, 1930
- Start (general time of day)
- Day (Any Time)
- Description
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"...the home of one Julia Jackson [deponent, black] ... was entered during her absence and a finger ring valued at $68, two coats valued at $22, two pairs of trousers valued at $16, two waistcoats valued at $6, two pocketbooks valued at $8, a quantity of clothing valued at $50 and a quantity of other wearing apparel valued at $66 was stolen therefrom. The Prisoner [William McKenneth, defendant, black], who is a brother of Mrs. Jackson, stated that he secured her key, admitted three co-defendants to the said premises which they ransacked..." Washington (co-defendant) is also black.
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"...the home of one Julia Jackson [deponent, black] ... was entered during her absence and a finger ring valued at $68, two coats valued at $22, two pairs of trousers valued at $16, two waistcoats valued at $6, two pocketbooks valued at $8, a quantity of clothing valued at $50 and a quantity of other wearing apparel valued at $66 was stolen therefrom. The Prisoner [William McKenneth, defendant, black], who is a brother of Mrs. Jackson, stated that he secured her key, admitted three co-defendants to the said premises which they ransacked..." Washington (co-defendant) is also black.