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Jim Hall spoke about his book, “Condemned for Love in Old Virginia: The Lynching of Arthur Jordan,” at Rose Library on Thursday and explored the implications its story holds today.
It’s the tale of Charles Bannon, confessed murderer of a Schafer family, and how a community took justice into its own hands in what’s been called "North Dakota’s Last Lynching."
Last weekend about 500 people attended a premiere of the North Dakota film “End of the Rope” at Oak Park in Minot, according to the film’s producer Daniel
The move is based on the mob lynching of Charles Bannon in western North Dakota. Bannon was a serial murderer who once worked as a hired hand for the Haven family, whom he killed on their farm in 1931.