Paperback. Featuring the courtroom massacre in Hillsville, Carroll County, on March 14, 1912 when Floyd Allen, a prominent and well-to-do citizen of the small town, plus members of his family, were involved in a gun battle with county officials in Hillsville's courthouse which left the judge, the sheriff, the prosecuting attorney and 2 others dead. This account of the tragedy is by a local school teacher, who taught quite a few of the children of the families involved and who felt he was in a better position to provide a more accurate version of events, than some of the newspaper reports at the time. Illus. 84pp. paperback. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. Lightyly marked covers. Vg. V. scarce.