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Vermont Conversation: Former Chief Justice Jeffrey Amestoy revisits Vermont's most notorious crime

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His new book recounts the 1926 murder of Cecelia Gullivan, treasurer of the Cone Automatic Machine company, in her home in Windsor. Police quickly arrested John Winters, a machinist, who was promptly sentenced to death.

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Vermont Conversation: Former Chief Justice Jeffrey Amestoy revisits Vermont's most notorious crime

His new book recounts the 1926 murder of Cecelia Gullivan, treasurer of the Cone Automatic Machine company, in her home in Windsor. Police quickly arrested John Winters, a machinist, who was promptly sentenced to death.

·Montpelier, United States
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VT Digger broke the news in Montpelier, United States on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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