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AUDIT ROW #441 · ANNIVERSARY RECORD AND MARKER FILE, AT REACHED STRENGTH
A famous murder is kept three ways — by the court's record, by the press's anniversaries, and by the ground's markers — and the Pittman case's keeping is printed here at the strength each way reached. The court's keeping is complete and citable: the reported decision stands (528 N.E.2d 67), permanent and public. The press's keeping — the Tribune's and the Independent's anniversary returns to the case across the decades — was not read whole from this seat and is carried as the item's open limb, settler the two papers' files under the case's anniversaries. The ground's keeping is the sparsest: no marker for the case stands in the town's marking census as this build has counted it (the heritage addendum counts the town's marking whole — one veterans' marker — and no crime marker is among the record), which is printed as the record's state, not as a judgment on the town: small towns mostly keep such cases in memory and in the court's book, not in bronze. What the section does not carry is restated with it, as the item requires: no victim-family account, no anniversary interview, and no later-life record of the parties stands in this build, and the settler for the human remainder is the press file named above.
Principal sources: Pittman v. State, 528 N.E.2d 67 (Ind. 1988); the heritage addendum (the town's marking census), cross-referenced; settler named — the Tribune's and Independent's anniversary files.