Sex, Lies, and Affidavits: The Sequel
The bizarre ending to a sensational case involving a Notre Dame lawyer, witnesses using false identities, scams by newspapers, and an amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Bonus: a twist at the end that you’ll have to read to believe.
Sex, Lies, and Affidavits
When lawyer Daniel Donahoe filed suit in October 1911 alleging that millionaire Clarence Funk had “wrongfully, wickedly, and unjustly … debauched and carnally known” Josephine Henning he set in motion a chain of events worthy of a dime-store detective novel.
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