On Tuesday, July 23, 1935, behind the high, grey walls of Kingston Penitentiary, there occurred a small drama that in its ultimate consequences would cost the lives of six people. It rained much of that day a soft, sultry summer rain that collected along the cement path that joined the prison hospital to the front gate. About 3 p.m., Warden Richard Allan (“Little Dick” as he was unaffectionately known to his charges) walked the path from the North Gate administration building to the hospital on an errand that, in more normal circumstances, would have fallen to the chief keeper. He was on his way to inform Inmate K-166, Norman “Red” Ryan, that his Ticket of Leave parole had come through and that he would be released that very afternoon. [download]
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