Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Gertrude Turner, in light dress, and Dwight Faulding, in open shirt and jacket, both standing on flagstone path in formal garden, with arbor of pillars and brick arches in background Related to the article, "Mad Pirate Terror Reign on Yacht Told, Harrowed Survivors Recount Killing of Faulding and Morgan. Mutinous murder and a piratical five-day reign of terror on the high seas aboard the blood-soaked pleasure schooner Aafje were disclosed by harrowed survivors," Los Angeles Times, January 1, 1938,. The atricle states: "…stories of the death of Dwight L. Faulding, Santa Barbara hotel man and owner of the craft, shot by Jack Morgan, crazed houseboy and seaman. Morgan was later clubbed to death by two deckhands and his body thrown to the sharks … formal murder charges were filed against Robert Horne and George Spernak, young deckhands … These charges, authories unofficially admitted, are intended as a legal formality...' Text from nitrate negative sleeve: 10253 - Dwight L Faulding [Stamped:] Jan 13 1938
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b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1429_0325 0325 ark:/21198/zz002d9kbg
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Subject
Crime People Faulding, Dwight, 1888-1937 Turner, Gertrude, b. ca. 1907
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