Ash Kelley
speaker
38,280 appearances
64 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard yesterday
Ash Kelley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 64 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 10.
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There's really no way to know who was influencing the testimony of these two guys or where they even got these ideas.
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But the motive of their testimony was clearly to give the impression of a work environment that under Leo Frank's supervision had become this like den of corruption where no woman was safe.
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Damn.
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Yeah.
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And that was just one of the many examples of testimony intended to point the finger at Frank.
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In his own testimony about the investigation, detect our our good old pal, Detective Boots Rogers.
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Detective Boots Boots on the ground claimed that Frank, quote, changed the tape and the time clock at the factory to align with his version of events, and that his demeanor on the day that he was called to the factory to speak with police was that of a nervous and anxious man.
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Okay.
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With a ladylike voice.
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Yeah, apparently.
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Those who testified in Frank's defense, though, were met with a lot of scrutiny and suspicion from the prosecutor, who seemed very obviously determined to poke holes in the story because that's their job.
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According to Lemmy Quinn, the factory foreman, he had been in the factory shortly after Mary picked up her pay and he saw her leave the factory, he said.
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But his testimony so and because of that, his testimony directly challenged the theory that Mary had been attacked by Frank in the factory and had never left.
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Initially investigators did their best to accuse him of lying.
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But his story was actually confirmed by another employee, Corinthia Hall, who had lunch with Quinn that afternoon after he left the factory.
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And she testified as a working woman at the pencil company, she never felt unsafe.
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And she described Frank's treatment of women as unimpeachable.
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Wow.
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So that's Okay, that's a different that's very different.
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And she actually works there.
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