This day occupies pages 272 through 300 of Volume III of the
transcript.
See the translation of the transcript for day 34.
See the translation of the transcript for day 34.
He allows the jury the opportunity to render a verdict with
a qualification, such as “guilty but not through religious fanaticism.”
The jury deliberated for one hour and twenty minutes.
The verdict: Yes, it is proven that the crime was committed
at the factory.
The other verdict: NO, NOT GUILTY.
The juror tally is not given. It could have been evenly split; it could have
been a two-vote majority. Different
accounts differ. The urban legend is that
one juror, being pressured to vote guilty, turned to the corner of the
conference room with the icons in it, crossed himself, and said “I can’t do it.” And he voted to acquit Beilis.
Read the posting called “Endgame” for my analysis of events
from day 28 through day 34.
Judge Fyodor Boldyrev
Prosecution:
Criminal
Prosecutor, Oscar Vipper
Civil
Prosecutor Georgy Zamyslovsky
Private
Civil Prosecutor Aleksey Shmakov
Defense:
Oscar
Gruzenberg
Nikolay Karabchevsky
Dmitry Grigorevich-Barsky
Alexandr Zarudny
Vasily Maklakov
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