based on this story: Fury (1936) The Sound of Fury (1950) aka Try and Get Me! Night Without Justice (2004) Valley of the Heart's Delight (2006) The 1933 lynching also inspired a short story by John Steinbeck, "The Lonesome Vigilante" (1936). It was subsequently published as "The Vigilante", collected in The Long Valley (1938). Former San Jose mayor Tom McEnery wrote a play based on Farrell's 1992 book. The play, produced in early 2016 by the San Jose-based Tabard Theatre Company, shares the book's name, Swift Justice. A review criticized the "weak script" and said it had "[too many] shallowly developed scenes". References Bibliography External links Coverage Grave Videos : Contemporary newsreel featuring statements from eyewitnesses and Governor Rolph. 1911 births 1930s missing person cases 1933 deaths American murder victims Burials at Oak Hill Memorial Park Deaths by firearm in California Kidnapped American people Lynching deaths in California Milpitas, California Missing person cases in California People from San Jose, California People murdered in California Santa Clara University alumni November 1933 events in the United States