... GIVE EVIDENCE Punctually at ten o’clock on Wednesday morning the Lord Chief Justice took his seat at the Old Bailey, and Dr. Crippen again stepped lightly into the gaping dock, smartly groomed, on Tuesday, and carrying an overcoat, which he hung over the ...

... “Are you not Miss Neve his typist?” she was asked. She replied that she was. Miss Le Neve here offered to telephone to Dr. Crippen, but witness suggested that he should accompany her to Albion House, and after some demur she agreed to this course. Later ...

... purchase ? -Aconite. belladonna, and rhisa tox. The Judge: What is that ? Mr. Jenkins: I do wish you would raise your voice. Dr. Crippen. Crippen smiled and said: I have such • cold sitting in that dock. I can hardly talk now. Are you familiar with the drug ...

... s elks fugitives. This kept matter prominently to ' the hoot, while the culminating point was the sonsatimal arrest of Dr. Crippen and less IA under circumstances which were calculated to attract public attention in th• utmost In this particular case ...

... the Crown have made out their cam you . must givit the prisoner the benefit of the doubt. Souw•thing has been said about Dr. Crippen not. hating given eyidenee aithisr before OH magistrate or before the coroner. 1 do nut agree with Mr. Tobin that it is ...

... connection with Dr. Crippen and his subsequent flight. In this statement she described herself as a single woman, 27 years age, and shorthand typist. Since the latter end of February she had been living Hilldrop Crescent with Dr. Crippen his wife, and before ...

... witness box. It. seemed quite composed, but was apparently rather more anxious than yesterday. His Lordship remarked that Dr. Crippen said I Yesterday in reply to • question put by counsel, that he got information about hymein being used in homoeopathic ...

... great many communications respecting the ease—some of them entitled to respect.. One had reference to an answer made by Dr. Crippen to a question put by one of the jury. Mr. Muir said that Dr. Spilsbury had tindertaken to try and find the book to which ...

... perfectly ridiculous aud trivia! suggestion with regard some discourtesy towards Mr. Msrtinetti. tlie suggestion made by Dr. Crippen was that leTi to go Bruce Miller. Bruce Miller hod come here and said had never seen that laclv for the past six years. ...

... OF LE NEVE. VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. Arousing an interest not a whit less keen than that which surrounded the trial of Dr. Crippen for the murder of Belle Elmore, the praceedings against Miss Ethel Le Neve, his companion In his flight, who is charged ...

... was an end of the case. If they were, then the jury had to ask themselves was her death occasioned by the wilful act of Dr. Crippen? If not, then the defendant was again entitled to be acquitted. Those were the two questions upon which the jury were asked ...

... Belle Eli. ..ie left the heave in this way? He was not going through the lying letters. lie agreed in some sense with what Dr. Crippen said to Mr. Muir What is the use of your asking. me. I admit : It was the most remarkable set of statenno..e that had ever ...