... the disappearance in company ’mm Mrs. Stratton, and “Dr.” Crippen answered the door. At the previouns conversation, when aeking for the address of the relativeg in America, she inquired of ‘“Dr.” Crippen the address of his son, and he gave her it. Witness ...

... which wes held Immediately prior to 2 Feb. The last time Witness saw m alive was on 31 Jan., on ¥hich day she also eaw * Dr. Crippen, who @lled at her flat in the afterncon end said 3,'. Relle l;];d asked him to invite witness » dinner that evening. ...

... uungLnyl, said that he became acquainted wi Crippen in 1902. At that time witness was living in Store-st., Toilenham-court-rd. Dr. Crippen occupied a flat at the same addrees. Did you know Mrs. Crippen by any other namef!—l knew her as Belle Elmore. At that time ...

... crossexamination, Mrs. Smythson said she first gave her statement to the police After the remains were found. Mr. Newton: Dr. Crippen volunteered to Eive you the son's address I—He gave it to Me under pressure. 1 asked for the address W@ree times. Eventually ...

... rttl when the two prisoners came in. Miss Le Neve left the sh«? the moment she saw the witness. Mrs. Smythson spoke to Dr. Crippen, and asked if he had heard anything Mmore concerning Belle. He said, ** Yes, che has been cremated, and I have the ashes ...

... to that exient?—T wanted to find Dr. Crippen, and I trusted her to find him for me. T ~ And she did find him for yout—-Yes, he came down. P When you went back to Hilldrop-crescent and had a conversation wiih Dr. Crippen, was that in the breakfast-roomi--Yes ...

... sure Handwriting Nt 1 Mr. Humphreys: On w k Elmore's subscription o due I—l 7 Feb. 1 then pe about the subscripton Did Dr. Crippen o you f—Yes, 1 asked | asking about the sule. ber xp-rmu-. He «a d u letter with a notice 11 10 her, and she wi!l p d:linu ...

... Humphreys: On what date did Belle Elmore’s subscription to the guild become due '—l7 Feb. 1 then spoke to Dr. Crippen sbout the subscription. Did Dr. Crippen offer to do anything for vou I—Yes, | asked him to overlcok my asking about the subscription so soon ...

... Eugene Stratton, e soar— | Burisl Sunsien ““’.“m'un' et Answering Mr. Newton, witness deecribe |5 D= hymn Lot ssinte ctth Dr. Crippen as *an aunl B ribed | the singing o! - a ‘“}'s o o a;m Mr. and Mrs. Cr bi)ehe;lul:;is};:;:: 'lll)le ? M b.u') “s‘anul ...

... preserved at the end of such a time. While Dr. Pepper's evidenoce was being read over to him Mr. Newton conferred with Dr. Crippen, who leaned over the rail of the dock for the purpose. On resuming his seat Crippen whispered to Le Neve, who shook her ...

... was hyoscin +—About a week or a fortnight. Can you tell me when you were first told ! that it had been discovered that Dr. Crippen ! had purchaced hr(nscin I—On 2 Auvg. |~ Are alkaloids i entical in action with the | midriatic alkaloids formed from putreffling ...

... with a question that caused some litiie excibement 1n court. He wanted to know : “How was it that during the inquiries Dr. Crippen was allowed to go away ?” Mr. Ecfiemder hastily interposed that this ‘was not a question for that inquiry: but ‘Mr. Dew, ...