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Trial and Sentencing

When
17 January 1670
Where
London court
Part of
Execution of Claude Duval at Tyburn

Judge Sir William Morton found Claude Duval guilty of six robberies and sentenced him to death on 17 January 1670.

During the trial, evidence supported six counts of robbery, while others were unproven. Judge Morton delivered the death sentence, initiating the final legal steps before Duval's execution at the designated London site.

Sources

  1. Claude Duval Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-11

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