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"Deputy District Attorney Joe Ryan examining Aimee Semple McPherson's shoes from her alleged walk through the desert. The shoes were controversial in that the prosecution contended more wear should should have been apparent. Ryan himself earlier said he could make the 20 mile trek "without scuffing his commissary shoes." Another witness, C. E. Cross stated the footwear looked polished and cleaned up from when he first saw them. " |
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Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection; File number: LAPL00024557 |
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1926 |
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Los Angeles Public Library/Herald Examiner Collection /Photographer not credited |
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