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This week on Richland Source, Managing Editor Larry Phillips revisits the Dec. 4, 1952 murder of Leah Sternbaum and the ensuing trial of her husband Max, which began in February, 1954, in Richland County Common Pleas Court.
The four-part series will run on consecutive days starting Feb. 26 and running through Feb. 29.
(Below is a preview of the series with Larry Phillips, Richland Source managing editor.)
Community investment made this reporting happen. Independent, local news in Shelby and Northern Richland County is brought to you in part by the generous support of Phillips Tube Group, R.S. Hanline, ArcelorMittal, Lloyd Rebar, Hess Industries, and Shelby Printing.
Staff reporter at Richland Source since 2023. I focus on the city of Shelby and northern Richland County news. Shelby H.S./Kent State alum. Have a story to share? Email me at hayden@richlandsource.com. More by Hayden Gray
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