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... WITNESS BOX : ACCUSED MAN SUBJECTED TO A SEARCHING CROSS-EXAMINATION BY MR. MUIR. , . . • • • • • • : • • • - is • . Dr. Crippen. Yesterday he betrayed no trace of nervousness as he faced Mr. Muir.—(Daily _Mirror photograph.) ...
... of Mrs. Crippen, will be buried at 3.45 this afternoon in the Roman Catholic section of Finchley Cemetery. The trial of Dr. Crippen is expected to begin on Monday. ...
... CRIPPEN DID WITH POISON. Coming to the point of the purchase of five grains of hyoscine on January 19, counsel said that Dr. Crippen signed his name for it, although he need not have done so, as it would have been supplied to him without a receipt, but ...
... lady was Mrs: Crippen. Was she always bright and in good spirits?—Oh, yes. She never saw Mrs. Crippen again, said witness. Dr. Crippen called at her fiat next day and inquired after the health of her husband. She told him, and in her turn asked : How's ...
... 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 ...
... of the three barristers entrusted with Dr. Crippen's defence.—(Daily Mirror, Ernest H. Mills and Langfier.) mil.V .. • , • E. I • r. ~ .. .. . • • •.: • 2 • • •. • • • •'.• - • • • • • • • • • Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve in the dock at Bo w-street ...
... JURY IN CHARGE OF USHERS. William Long, a dental mechanic, who had been in various businesses with Dr. Crippen since 1896, and had known Miss Le Neve since 1902, repeated his story as to the purchase of the boy's suit for Crippen on July 9. Evidence as ...
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... advertise for Mrs. Crippen?—We circulated a description,. as I have said, and then we circulated a full description of Dr. Crippen. The Lord Chief Justice (interposing} : But what steps, if any, did you take to ascertain the whereabouts of Mrs. Crippen ...
... especially one respecting a question put by one of the jury. He thought it was fair to Dr. Crippen that e (the Judge) should put just another question to him. Dr. Crippen then left the dock accompanied by a warder, and 'proceeded to the witness-box. The Lord ...
... 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 ...
... adjourned until he was well enough to resume his place. ^ 2t .. ail : ; • rY. • . , r. / Scene in court, showing Dr. Crippen seated in the dock ...