In 1896, a murder case came before the Kentucky Court of Appeals in which a man named Alonzo Walling and his companion, Scott Jackson had been convicted of the murder of a woman named Pearl Bryan. Actually, that the police were able to identify her at all was nothing short of remarkable. It seems that on the morning of Saturday, February 1, 1896, a headless body was found on a farm near the town of Newport, in Campbell County, Kentucky. Fingerprinting was in its infancy as a method of investigating crimes, so without a head, it was practically impossible to identify a body unless some other form of identification happened to be found on the corpse. The head was never found, but the shoes of
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