... ..• • iTi • Several well-known people were present yesterday when,Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve again appeared at Bo*-street. (1) Mr. H. B. Irving, who ha's made crime-study a speciality, leaving'the court. (2) Mr. A. Newton cross-examining. (3) The crowd ...

... Crescent Cellar. RS' EXAMINATION. Men on Behalf of Accused est Expert's Findings. medical evidence was heard at Boway, when Dr. Crippen and Ethel le ain brought before the Court. , se sitting on the bench beside the itching the progress of the real lift• sir ...

... 'T - ravers Humphreys thereupon jumped up, remarking : Mr. Pepper, you must not mind a little insult now and then. Dr. Crippen's solicitor then proceeded to contest the pathologist's opinion that the mark discovered was a scar due to an operation ...

... that they should have had the land taxes to talk about. As far as I can see, they have divided the public attention with Dr. Crippen. The conference lasted just over two hours. The Chancellor subsequently left for North Wales. (Photographs on page 1.) ...

... she thoroughly believed what Dr. Crippen told her, whatever it was?—She has not mentioned Dr. Crippen to me. From the time of the arrest to the time she came home has she not said she always thoroughly believed what Dr: Crippen told her—Not to me? To one ...

... Mr. Newton said he wished to ask a few questions, mainly on behalf of Miss Le Neve. Mr. Newton : When you went to see Dr. Crippen, I take it you had no intention of arresting him at that time?—Certainly not. Should I be right in saying that had you had ...

... Examination of Remains, Dr. Henry Willcox, Home Office analyst, was the principal witness at Bow-street yesterday when Dr. Crippen and Ethel Clara le Neve again appeared before the Court. The most important point in his . evidence was his assigning of ...

... week or a fortnight. Having got those dates, can you tell me when you were first told that it had been discovered that Dr. Crippen had purchased hyoscine? On August 2. With regard to the use of this particular drug, is it used in prescriptions in conjunction ...

... pyjama trousers. At Mr. Humphreys' request, Inspector Dew produced the pyjama trousers which he found in one of the boxes at Dr. Crippen's house. The garment, which had a bright striped pattern, the predominating ,colour being light blue, was handed to the ...

... portions for _ the purpose of the extraction of alkaloids, did you know that any poison was alleged to have been sold to Dr. Crippen?—No, I should always do that in any case. ...

... admitted that she was Ethel Clara le Neve, late of 39, Hilldrop-crescent. Answering Mr. Newton, Dr. Crippen's solicitor, Mr. Dew said that, when he called on Dr. Crippen on July 8, he gave him no notice whatever of his coming. Both at his office and at Hilld ...

... specimens of hair found at Hilldropcrescent one was similar to Mrs. Crippen's hair. She agreed with other witnesses that Dr. Crippen was always very kind and attentive to his wife. Did she say what she had been doing at Hilldrop-crescent?—Helping the doctor ...