The provided link takes you to the Korean War Legacy Foundation Out of the Shadows page. There you will find the full inquiry which is presented by IDM section. You'll also find a pdf and Word version for download.
Please note, both the audio of Oneida Miller-Stuart in the Staging the Question section and the interview with John Gragg in Supporting Question 2 contain racially charged language. Guidance from the National Archives Records Administration has been followed given interview transcripts are supplied as part of this inquiry. However, the language remains in the audio of both interviews. Please thoroughly review prior to lesson use.
This is the official verdict in the trial of Philip Vigol one of the two men found guilty of high treason after the Whiskey Rebellion. He was sentenced to be hanged for burning down the house of Benjamin Wells, a tax collector in Westmoreland County. Witnesses brought evidence that could not be disputed in Vigo's case or John Mitchell found guilty of robbing the U.S. Post rider outside of Pittsburgh. Both men were sentenced to be hanged but later pardoned by George Washington.
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