On a cold February morning in 1896, the bodies of two men, Daniel Cummings and John Wilson, were discovered, setting in motion a legal drama that would captivate the Idaho territory. Cummings, a White male, and his companion had been shot and killed on approximately February 4th. Their bodies were found about two weeks after their demise by a sheepherder who had moved his flock to a more sheltered location during a heavy snowstorm, a move he later believed saved his own life as he was told he wa
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