... Forrest Fulton) said there were 95 persons tried, and amongst the cases to be disposed of was the charge of murder against Dr. Crippen, who was described as dentist, and Miss Neve, a typist, who was indicted for being an accessory after the fact. This was ...

... month. The Home Office representative said that Mr. Churchill felt that the fullest inquiry should be made. The trial of Dr. Crippen for the murder his wife was commonced at the Central Criminal Court, London, yesterday. Fifteen witnesses were examined ...

... thought they were proper letters to write to her, as Dr. Cripuen knew of them. He would have liked to have been introduced to Dr. Crippen. had kissed Belle Elmore, but denied any further relations. 1909 did you still write affectionate letters“ and kisses to ...

... PEPPER’S EVIDENCE. Punctually ten o’clock yesterday morning the Lord Chief Justice took his seat the Old Bailey, London, and Dr. Crippen, undergoing trial for the murder of his wife, again stepped Hghtly into the dock. Chief - Inspector Walter Dew, of Scotland ...

... SPEECH FOR THE DEFENCE. Accused In the When Dr. Crippen entered tie dock the Old {Bailey, tandon, yesterday morning, third day of hie trial for murder, was noticeably paler, and a suspicion worry was discernible on bis featurea, which up to now hare been ...

... Accaied in the Wltneu-box. Dr. Crippen then entered the witness-box and was sworn. In answer to questions, witness in quiet tone* told the story of his professional and matrimonial career. Prisoner then questioned upon his connection with Munyon’s. He ...

... skin would be acceded to. He would arrange for the examination to take place his room before the doctors and counsel. Then Dr. Crippen went into the witness-box to undergo the ordeal of cross-examination by Mr. Muir, the chief counsel for the prosecution ...

... PROCEDURE. pr» ,OW.V New Tork. Sunday. The h&Ve deVoted considerable space during the past week to reporting the trial of Dr. Crippen, and to-day’s papers in many cases make editorial comments upon the proceedings. The general attitude, is summed up by the ...

... seriously disputed. Why otherwise were they clothed in woman’s garments ? If, added his Lordship, they were man’s remains. Dr. Crippen is entitled walk out of that dock. Passing on, he recalled and discussed the evidence given to the remains being those ...

... story that Belle Elmore left the in this way? He was not going through the lying letters. He agreed in some sense with what Dr. Crippen said Mr. Muir, What is the use of your asking roe? I admit.” It was the most remarkable set of statements that had over ...

... , said Mr. John Redmond ? whole object was, apparently, keep his seat in the chair of the Nationalist party. The trial Dr. Crippen for the murder his wife was concluded on the 22nd ,r the Central Criminal Court. Accused w.r found guilty, and was sentenced ...

... A YEBDICT OF NOT GUILTY. Aroaßing inte«st second only that which surrounded the trial Dr. Crippen for the murder of Belle Elmore, the hearing of the charge against Miss Ethel Neve being an accessory after the fact, commenced yesterday morning the Osntral ...