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Victor Delly

Era:1970s
State:Maryland
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Biography

Victor Delly was a 17-year-old defendant in the Baltimore prosecution surrounding the killing of Eugene Leroy Anderson. The Baltimore Afro-American reported on April 3, 1971 that he had been jailed since July 11, 1970 on an assault-with-intent-to-murder charge. It said Judge Anselm Sodaro had ordered his release on $5,000 bail; the report does not establish an exact physical release date or final verdict.

Victor Delly was a 17-year-old defendant in the Baltimore prosecution surrounding the killing of Eugene Leroy Anderson. The Baltimore Afro-American reported on April 3, 1971 that he had been jailed since July 11, 1970 on an assault-with-intent-to-murder charge. It said Judge Anselm Sodaro had ordered his release on $5,000 bail; the report does not establish an exact physical release date or final verdict.

The newspaper dates the bail order only to Wednesday. That relative wording is not converted into a numbered custody endpoint. No party membership or birthdate is inferred from his co-defendants or reported age.

Baltimore Afro-American, April 3, 1971, printed page 28.

Case

Charges: Assault with intent to murder Eugene Leroy Anderson
Incarcerated: Jul 11, 1970
Sentence: Pretrial imprisonment is documented from July 11, 1970. The April 3, 1971 report says Judge Sodaro ordered release on $5,000 bail on Wednesday; no exact physical release day or final disposition is established.
Judge: Anselm Sodaro (bail order reported April 1971)