... judging her character! —Yes. Would you describe her gentle, retiring, and sympathetic!—Exactly. Later on you got to know Dr, Crippen!—Yes, visited her. Did seem kind-hearted!—l thought him the nicest man I’d ever met. Questioning her to the coat and boa ...

... and large ' LE IDENTITY Dew iNviderce sonnened :sid dressed tay Iter hair hoard - ml Rbhel (Sara her identity Her address Dr Crippen 39 crfscent Dr lidd ' de- erees of medicine Dr cn Tuly' mm of Jus van perfeoay leeted and ' every the ILiHdroo- from bottom ...

... that witnesses would called “Dr” Crippen enquiry was adjourned until Monday next MISS LANDLADY HER The of cellar Hilldrop at the Library Mr District to 'by ticket majority Mr Mr Williamson) Treasury Mr Arthur Dr” Crippen Neve Inspector recalled the the ...

... Town. on July 13th, was resemrd mwterday at the Central TAbrar - . lalinertort. It In with the Rodin; Inman fragments that Dr. Crippen is with the murder of Belle Elmore. his wife whole Ethel 1. Neve, his companion es the Transatlantic trip, is charged with ...

... 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, ...

... returned the following August, 1909, I and finally left me on Match 12th last. She said, son was leaving to get married to Dr. Crippen. A fortnight before she left she showed me a ring. a plain gold ring. I have seen her two or three times since. I visited ...

... her hair was closely cropped. She once admitted her identity. Witness then went on to apeak Dr Crippen’s career »s an aural specialist. Mr. Newton: Did Dr. Crippen give you evory facility for searching hi* house from top to bottom P The witness: He did. ...

... With regard to Dr. Crippen, you know his full name?—Hawley Harvey Crippen. His last address was also 39, Hilldrop-cresoent. Is that in the parish of Islington?—Yes. INSPECTOR DEW CROSS-EXAMINED. Mr. Newton—When you called on Dr. Crippen on the Bth July ...

... was clay under the bricks and mould on top ia the garden. A Juror: I should like ask lupeetor Dew why was that allowed Dr. Crippen to go away after called oa him Billdrop-creaceot > The Coroner: That in not question for Inspector Dew: I should like answer ...

... instructed by Mr. H. d. Williamson, represented the Director of Public Prosecutions. Parcels of clothing and the baggage of Dr. Crippen found on board tie Montrose ere brought into court. The public part of the court was again crowded, Mr. Pepper repeated ...

... and Retiring.” Ur. Newton: Would you dmcriba Mias Kara a* gentle, retiring, sympathetic girl? The Witnem: Certainly. Did Dr. Crippen give you the idea that was a kind hearted amiable,man ?--I thought was quite the man I ever met. Mr. Newton pressed the ...

... the governor Bred, Cheref being ami son killed, and the two other wound'd. The three wounded men were arrested. SELLING DR. CRIPPEN’S FURNITURE. Auction Room Crowded* nearly lot.® furniture removed from 39, nntil recently occupier! I*r. t r ppan. were ...