EP. 105: The Indian Trial Part 3: The Trial

Wise About Texas

Ken Wise

Texan, Places & Travel, Education, Texas, Cowboy, History, Society & Culture, Culture, Jacinto, Texans, San

5 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

The trial of the century would be held in the old sandstone courthouse in Jacksboro. Finally, justice would be served...or would it? Fiery arguments, quick verdicts, legal wrangling, and back room negotiations would end the raiding, or so some thought. Ultimately, justice would be a moving target in this first-of-its kind case. Find out what happened in this final episode of the Indian Trial series.

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0:00.0	Howdy and welcome to Wise About Texas, the Texas History Podcast, this is host, Ken Wise. Thank you very much for
0:14.9	tuning in to listen to some Texas history today. In fact, a million thank yous to you.
0:20.3	I didn't make a huge deal about this on social media but this podcast has now been
0:25.9	heard well over one million times so I cannot thank you enough for that you know
0:31.6	that ain't bad for a little Texas history
0:35.2	podcast that I started for fun and I and I'm still doing it for fun I'm not doing
0:39.8	it for statistics or anything like that but it is kind of fun to look up and see who's listening.
0:45.6	We've got 152 different countries
0:48.6	in which this podcast has been downloaded.
0:52.0	And several thousand passed the 1 million marks so thank you very
0:56.3	much for listening to Wies about Texas I'm going to keep doing it as long as you
1:00.4	keep listening I want to give you an example why I enjoy this so much.
1:05.9	You know the last episode I put out was a bonus episode about the opening of the Texas Historic
1:10.6	Commission's newest project via, a recreation of part of the capital
1:15.5	of Austin's colony.
1:17.1	And I met a listener named Jim, walked up to him, he said he'd heard the podcast, that's
1:21.1	why he was there and he had driven all the way from Canyon Lake.
1:24.4	Just to be there, I was there for a couple hours in the courthouse and he came there to meet me and talk a little
1:29.4	Texas history.
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1:35.6	emails from y'all every week keep up coming I love to hear your stories I
1:39.6	especially love your episode suggestions and I've got the list going I've got
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