The True Story of the Texas Slave Ranch - How a Degenerate

The True Story of the Texas Slave Ranch - How a Degenerate Ranching Family Got Away With Murder

â€œYouâ€™re digging your own graves,â€ one of them said. â€œWe donâ€™t bury them,â€ Junior said. â€œWe burn them.â€
â€œA TexasTrial: Tale of Death and Tortureâ€ KERRVILLE, Tex., May 29â€” Two Texas hill country ranchers and one of their workers are accused of kidnapping, enslaving, and torturing hitchhikers on an isolated 3,500 acre ranch in the scenic cedar-and oak-covered hills near here . . . [T]he trial of Walter Wesley Ellebracht Sr., 55 years old, his son, Walter Wesley Ellebracht Jr., 33, and a former ranch worker, Carlton Robert Caldwell, 21, is turning into a ghoulish glimpse of a dark, remote world that seems like the stuff of a low-budget exploitation film. New York Times, June 1, 1986
Newspapers as far away as Moscow called it the â€œTexas Slave Ranch case.â€ This is the true-life account of how famed trial lawyer Richard â€œRacehorseâ€ Haynes persuaded a West Texas jury to give his kidnapper/torturer/murderer client probation. Out of a dozen indicted, only two ever saw the inside of a prison.
If you have enough money, and the right lawyers, you can get away with murder.
Country USA
Manufacturer Hill Country Satori, Ltd.
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2013-05-15
Format Kindle eBook

The True Story of the Texas Slave Ranch - How a Degenerate Ranching Family Got Away With Murder