... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Counsel : Mr. R. 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. Dr. Crippen's trial on the charge of murdering and. mutilating his wife, Belle Elmore, reached ...

... concluded the . cross-examination. RE-EXAMINED BY MR. TO3IN Mr. Tobin then rose to re-examine, and elicited the fact that Dr. Crippen had been guided entirely by Mr. Newton since his arrival from America. In reply to questions, Crippen said that he had been ...

... TRIAL OF D Dr. Crippen Preserves Utmost Composure Throughout. TWO HOURS' SPEECH Wu:. Muir's Long Presentment of Case for the Crown. SISTER'S EVIDENCE. Letter from Prisoner Announcing Wife's Death to Family. MR, MILLER IN TILE BOX Former Variety Artist ...

... 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 ...

... There were many people in court, like Sir John Hare, who sat immediately opposite him beside the Clerk of Arraigns, whom Dr. Crippen must have recognised as celebrities. Sir William Treloar and Sir Alfred Newton were among the aldermen who exercised their ...

... 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. ...

... was that •Dr. Crippen did not give evidence before the magistrate or the coroner. A most unwise and most dangerous thing was it to present an uncomplete defence before the magistrate, Further, it would have been absolutely idle for Dr. Crippen to have given ...

... Martinetti?—l did not think they were so closely attached as has been made out. He had sent a telegram, on March 24, continued Dr. Crippen, to Mrs. Martinetti to say that his wife had died. ...

... at the time she went away ?—Not at. all. The Lord Chief Justice : What time? Mr. Huntly Jenkins :. In January this year. Dr. Crippen : I had plenty of money coming in. Mr. Jenkins : The landlord has told us you always paid your rent regularly?—l always ...

... between four and five incheS - long. On April 15 this year, witness added, her sister, . Mrs. Mills, got a letter from Dr. Crippen. This letter, which was on black-edged notepaper, was produced, and read as follows :- 39, Hilldrop-crescent, North London ...