The Murder Trial of Judge Peel true Crime Joe Peel just didn't look

Joe Peel just didn't look the part

Peel went on trial for his life

in nuances that range from comic irony to a serious study of distilled evil

heavy horn-rimmed sunglasses and air-conditioned Cadillacs

In his early thirties

The Murder Trial of Judge Peel true Crime Joe Peel just didn't lookDescription from THE MURDER TRIAL OF JUDGE PEEL by Jim Bishop is taken from the back cover of the book. On March 7th, 1961, Joseph A. Peel went on trial for his life, accused of complicity in a vicious, bizarre murder. To many, Joe Peel just didn't look the part. In his early thirties, he was handsome and winning in his ways, given to white linen suits, heavy horn rimmed sunglasses and air conditioned Cadillacs. Him self a former municipal judge in