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hands, as is the law in Virginia. Pullen, dressed in a longsleeved white shirt and paisley tie, stood expressionless before the judge as the sentence was read: one year in the county jail (as opposed to one to five years in the state penitentiary') and the maximum fine of $2,500.
Supporters of Pullen and Lacy waited outside on the courthouse green, their small camps separated by a wide sidewalk during a large part of the three-day trial. At one point during the first day of the trial, Roy Pullen’s wife, Francis, fainted in the courtroom.
Francis Pullen is Debbi Pullen’s half sister, and the family tree has so many branches that prosecutor Luke had to draw a diagram on an easel in the courtroom to show how the key characters in this trial are related.
Pullen’s supporters wore yellow ribbons pinned to their
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