Wrong Side of the Law (2013)
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on Wednesday, June 21, 1950, twenty-three-year-old Lavona Leedham was in her teller’s cage in the Imperial Bank of Canada on the main street of Langton, population 250. It was the only bank in that community in the heart of southern Ontario’s tobacco-farming country. Mrs. Leedham was serving the lone customer in the bank, Frank Hall, owner of a general store in nearby Cultus, when she happened to look through the bank’s glass-panelled front doors and saw a black Ford Meteor pull up. The driver g...ot out and entered the bank. Mrs. Leedham later reported: He was wearing a sun helmet and sun glasses, and was carrying what I thought was a cheque or a small piece of paper. As he stood near Mr. Hall he pulled a gun from under his coat and said, “Alright, back up everyone! In the corner and face the wall!”
I remember him saying to me, “Back out of the cage.” I didn’t realize at first that it was a hold-up and he told me again to get out of the cage.
There is a glass partition above the counter on the north side of the teller’s cage and the man moved further towards the north wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
on Wednesday, June 21, 1950, twenty-three-year-old Lavona Leedham was in her teller’s cage in the Imperial Bank of Canada on the main street of Langton, population 250. It was the only bank in that community in the heart of southern Ontario’s tobacco-farming country. Mrs. Leedham was serving the lone customer in the bank, Frank Hall, owner of a general store in nearby Cultus, when she happened to look through the bank’s glass-panelled front doors and saw a black Ford Meteor pull up. The driver g...ot out and entered the bank. Mrs. Leedham later reported: He was wearing a sun helmet and sun glasses, and was carrying what I thought was a cheque or a small piece of paper. As he stood near Mr. Hall he pulled a gun from under his coat and said, “Alright, back up everyone! In the corner and face the wall!”
I remember him saying to me, “Back out of the cage.” I didn’t realize at first that it was a hold-up and he told me again to get out of the cage.
There is a glass partition above the counter on the north side of the teller’s cage and the man moved further towards the north wall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Butts to read onlineMoreLess
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