... Crippen had handed to her with a request that che should keep them for him two mvolorv :.. marked ““ Dr. Crippen, personal ' and the other “Dr. Crippen.” fim she kept till July 11, two days after she last saw Dr. le One contained a number of deposit n at_ ...

... behalf of Munyon's and that the drag te be ueed for hommpathio p% w. said he filled o part of the pa _ The Coroner: Did Dr. Crippen see what had written before he dth Yee. - He knew what he was getting *—Yes. Witness added that a few days W Crippen had ...

... ealer. A Famous Cantain. Accompanied by Chief-Tnspector Dew, Captain Kendall, of the *“ Montrose,”” the vessel in which Dr. Crippen and Mijss Le Neve weut to (anada, paid a visit to Bow-street Police Court on Wednesday. What is Evidence? 8 MO SR “Do you ...

... LA R ! 1 THE TRIAL OF “DR. CRIPPEN.—-(1) Lord Alverstone on the Pench. 2) Mr. Muir, K.C. opening the case for the Crown. (3) Mr. Tobin, EC, defending Crippen. (4) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martinetti (witnesses). (5) “Dr.,” Crippen in the dock at the Old Bailey ...

... The Defence. CRIPPEN T 0 GO IN THE BOX Mr. Tobin's opemn* words to the jury were that Dr. Crippen would go into the witness box as soon as he sat down. Poo'ins him would be called eminent doctors who would exprees the opinion that the remains might have ...

... sllotted to the ~ublic had to be by tickets, which were valid for one sitting. The peculiar nature of the erime with which “ Dr.”” Crippen is charged, the flight of the doctor with his typist, the dramatic arrest brought about by the wireless messages from the ...

... Searching Cross-examination. Mr. Tobin, K.C., for Crippen, subjected Dew to a lengthy and searching cross-examination. “ When Dr. Crippen went with you to the cellar, did he seem at all anxious, worried or nervous?”’ asked ocounsel.—He was perfectly cool, answered ...

... TER FOUND: Consultation with the Ludi;\. 7Coum| for the Crown. An important fact in connection with the evidence which Dr. Crippen gave on Th'u‘:‘ in rng:-t to the ““ conspiracy = between hi ond the quartermaster of the * Montrose ”i¢ that the quartermaster ...

... DID SHE KNOW OF CRIPPEN'S GUILT? JURY ACQUITS HER. Arousing an interest second only to that which surrounded the trial of Dr. Crippen for the murder of Belle Elmore, the Miu{ ir}na& Miss Ethel Le Neve, his companion in his flight. who is charged with being ...

... , REPRIEYE. Crippen’s Final Protest. DATE OF EXECUTION. Closing Scenes of Famous Trial The last soene in the trial of Dr. Crippen for the poisoning of his wife, Cora Crippen, and the mutilation and burial of her remains, was enacted on Satunday afternoon ...