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INDEX
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    Italicized numbers refer to photographic illustrations
    Aderhold, Agent (FBI agent), 236
    Akerman, Alex, Jr. (attorney)
    Groveland Boys rape trial and work of, 143–44, 162, 172–73, 174, 210
    Groveland Boys (W. Irvin) retrial and role of, 222, 230, 232, 267–68, 292, 296, 299–302, 307–8, 311–13, 323–24, 335
    life threatened by KKK, 248
    post-Groveland Boys trial appeal to Florida Supreme Court and role of, 190, 194
    post-Groveland Boys trial appeal to U.S. Supreme Court and role of, 216
    pre-Groveland Boys trial motions made by,