Sources
- Sharon D. Hendry, Glensheen's Daughter, The Marjorie Congdon Story, 1998 (10th. ed.: 2009).
- Gail Feichtinger with John DeSanto & Gary Waller, Will to Murder: The True Story Behind the Crimes & Trials Surrounding the Glensheen Killings, 2003 (4th. ed. June 2009).
- CourtTV, February 2005, Power, Privilege, and Justice, hosted by Dominick Dunne.
- Tuesday, June 28, 1977: The Congdon murders, June 27, 2008 StarTribune article.
- November 19, 2008 Tucson Citizen article.
- Supreme Court of Minnesota 08/07/81 Matter Elisabeth M. Congdon v. 51721 (about the fate of the heritage)
- State of Minnesota vs. Robin Caldwell (High School Mock Trial, Minnesota State Bar Association, Cases 2010-2011. Based on actual data and documents. Case dedicated to the memory of Elisabeth Mannering Congdon and Velma Pietila.
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