... murdering his wife, Belle Elmore. Aloof and stilf,'betraying his alert interest only by the flickering of his swollen eyelids, Dr. Crippen, the small, bald, elderly prisoner, listened unshaken yesterday to the two deadliest witnesses for the prosecution. He looks ...

... moustache on then?—He was cleanshaven. What did you say to him?-When we got into the captain's cabin I said : Good morning, Dr. Crippen. I am Chief-Inspector Dew. He said : Good - morning, Mr. Dew. I - said : You will be arrested for the murder and ...

... last few years: --Yes. And what did you find out ?—That she had earned money on the stage, but not much, I think. And that Dr. Crippen was really the breadwinner?—As far as I could ascertain, yes. Did you find out if she was on the stage regularly at all ...

... witnessbox, and in answer to Mr. Tobin said he had had charge of the case since June 30. Mr. Tobin : So far as ybu know, when Dr. Crippen went away early in July, did he leave behind him a single debt unpaid?—l have not seen any bills come in. Have you made ...

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... went upstairs and fetched Dr. Crippen The Lord Chief justice! Was Crippen a stranger to you at that time?—Yes, my Lord. Mr. Travers Humphreys : At that time what hair Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., leading - counsel for Dr. Crippen, leaving The court at the ...

... him something?—i asked him if he would show me the jewellery his wife had left behind, and he said :. With pleasure. Dr. Crippen, added witness, produced •a number of articles to him. ...

... base of the piece of skin. had he on his face, if any?—He was wearing a rather heavy moustache. Continuing, Mr. Dew said Dr. Crippen took him upstairs, and he introduced himself and Sergeant Mitchell. He then said : Some of your wife's friends have been ...

... life. Miller to his wife, written to her when Dr. Crippen NOT CONCERNED. liquid would disguise the bitter taste. He knew nothing of anatomy, or operations, ex- was away in America and of which Dr. Crippen Mr. Oddie : What was the cause of death in Under ...

... D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. Defending Dr. Crippen : Mr. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., Mr. Huntly Jenkins and Mr. Roome. At ten this morning the trial of Dr. Crippen at the Central Criminal Court enters on its fourth day, the prisoner's ...

... in the very best wily I could. During these passages of the examination, which are of vital importance to •the defence, Dr. Crippen's voice never trembled or faltered. He spoke just as if he were narrating somebody else's family discords, smiling when ...

... AVOID SEARCH. Two days before the arrest, which took place on July 31, Crippen learned from the quartermaster' that he (Dr. Crippen) was to be arrested on landing at Quebec. There was no question of Miss Le, Neve's arrest at all. He was told that he (Crippen) ...