Charlie Flannigan, an Aboriginal stockman, showed “unalterable coolness” as he was taken to the gallows, newspapers at the time reported.
It was 1893 and the convicted murderer was about to become the first man hanged in the Northern Territory.
Charlie Flannigan, an Aboriginal stockman, showed “unalterable coolness” as he was taken to the gallows, newspapers at the time reported.
It was 1893 and the convicted murderer was about to become the first man hanged in the Northern Territory.