The Record, Not the Verdict Friday, August 7, 1936
He Didn’t JumpThe Marion Zioncheck Archive

Seattle, Washington

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A Fifth-Floor Window. A congressman.

A Disputed Account.

The record is here to be read.

Look closely.
Ask what the evidence supports.

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Volume I Primary documents & forensic analysis Collected clippings, photographs, and document images preserve the material examined in the investigation. Download PDF ↓
Volume II News coverage & family battles Contemporary reporting records the public narrative and the family’s legal and estate disputes. Download PDF ↓
Volume III Personal photographs & research materials Personal images, funeral-related material, and research notes trace the wider historical record. Download PDF ↓
Volume IV The physics case The analysis challenges the reported office sequence through window clearance, timing, and witness proximity. Download PDF ↓
Volume V The human evidence The analysis examines witness accounts, institutional conflict, and proposed motives behind the death. Download PDF ↓
Black-and-white photograph of Marion Zioncheck’s gravestone
Marion A. Zioncheck Gravestone, black and white · Evergreen-Washelli · flat marker · 1900–1936

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