This book is a thorough and detailed account of the trial of James M. Lowell, accused of murdering his wife Mary Elizabeth Lowell. With testimony from witnesses, evidence presented in court, and analysis from legal experts, this book provides a complete picture of the trial that captivated the state of Maine and made national headlines. An essential resource for anyone interested in true crime and the workings of the American justice system.

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