It’s the murder trial of Morrie Preston and Joe Smith—the two union organizers who were convicted for the death of Goldfield restaurant owner Anton Silva in 1907. But this story is more than just a tragedy; it’s a tale of manipulation, power, and corruption, where a wealthy mine owner pulled the strings behind the scenes to shape public opinion and rig the course of justice. And the realization: The Truth is Often Buried Beneath the Weight of Power and Influence.