Trial Behind Determining If Captain Preston Had Ordered Troops To Fire Upon Protesters - a podcast by Kirk Monroe

Find out exactly whom became the lead prosecuting attorney in the trial against Captain Thomas Preston. Determine if rumors persisted about what happened on evening of March 5, 1770 as the accused remained behind bars. Learn how long Captain Preston had served in the Army including his initial responses shortly after being arrested. Discover how General Gage reacted to what Captain Preston said shortly after getting arrested. Learn what Captain Preston’s time spent in jail was like. Find out if the regiment he commanded being 29th stayed in Massachusetts by the time his trial began. Learn which two individuals made sure Captain Preston remained behind bars for an extended time period. Understand importance behind September 1770. Get an in depth analysis behind what happened between October 23-24, 1770. Discover the utmost fundamental question pertaining to Captain Preston behind night of March 5, 1770. Learn whether or not Prosecution & Defense Teams each made use of Paul Revere’s Master Artwork involving the infamous massacre. Learn if John Adams had received a list of potential jurors prior to Captain Preston’s Trial taking place. Find out if Captain Preston’s Trial lasted more than one day including what transpired come October 30, 1770.

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