Joe Kimball was a young reporter on
the Minneapolis Star Tribune who happened to be in Duluth when the
Congdon murders occurred in 1977. His reporting on the murders placed him in
the public's eye throughout the trial. Marjorie and Roger Caldwell were tried
separately for the crimes. Roger Caldwell was convicted, but Marjorie was
acquitted by a jury. She was later convicted in unrelated arson charges and
suspected of murdering her second husband. Mr. Kimball's perennially popular
book, Secrets of the Congdon Mansion, takes you through the history of
the crimes, and provides maps and floor plans of the mansion. On this 35th
anniversary of the murders, Mr. Kimball will outline the events of that night,
the personalities involved, and share his views on the outcome of the case.
Saturday, October 6, 10:30 a.m.
Monday, October 1, 2012
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