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Former presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan, an ardent Presbyterian Fundamentalist, joined the prosecution, taking the stand as an expert on the Bible; appeared foolish in comparison to famed criminal lawyer Clarence Darrow, five days after the trial ended, Bryan died of a stroke
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