... lies right through. The Lord Chief Justice : This is a very serious part of the case and you must answer the questions. Dr. Crippen, asked how he knew that his wife would not write to her friends, said he did not think she would, as she had told him to ...

... ever known, so abandoned as to do that, to. sit in the room and breakfast above the cellar in which the body, was lying? Dr. Crippen told Inspector Dew : She knekv nothing at all of this. I never told her anything. He went out of his way to exculpate ...

... 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 ...

... you think those were proper letters to write o a married woman?—Under the circumstances, Yes. What circumstances?—Because Dr. Crippen ,lways knew all about 'it. tiOT IMPROPER. As I understand, you were writing those letters rom France during the twelve ...

... 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 ...

... done?—Twelve years ago, I believe, shortly before we came to England for the first time. The scar was about 41in. long. Dr. Crippen handled his pockethandkerchief a good deal at this point, holding it on the ledge before him. GRIPPER'S EMPHATIC DENIAL ...

... Justice to Hear Charge at Old Bailey, COUNSEL IN THE CASE. At the Central Criminal Court Old Bailey, to• day the trial of Dr. Crippen on the charge of murdering his wife, Belle Elmore, will be begun before the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Alver• stone, at ...

... book which recommends hyoscine as a drug to be taken internally? You say this one?—That is the only one I can give you. Dr. Crippen left the box and returned to the dock. THE KING'S VISIT TO WOOD NORTON. Their Majesties To Greet King Manoel To-day. BOY ...

... given that no one shall be allowed to remain standing in or obstruct any of the gangways of the court. - This is what Dr. Crippen has brought us, Said the workmen labo r i ous l y p o li s hi ng the brass. work of the empty court late last evening in ...

... Montrose, Receives 250 Cheque at Scotland Yard. The reward of £250, which was offered for information leading to the arrest of Dr. Crippen and MiSs Le Nev e, has been paid, it was officially stated yesterday, to Captain Kendall, of the Montrose, the ship upon ...

... the same as the pattern of the other. You shall have them in your room later. (To Crippen) : I think it is so important, Dr. Crippen, that I had better tell you what I have taken. You said your wife did buy some and these may be they.—Crippen : That is ...

... NO INQUIRIES IN CHICAGO. ' The fact that Dr. Crippen has lied on material points in this case is very important. It is said by the Crown that Crippen's conduct, Crippen's lies, Crippen's life from February 1 until the end of July was impossible if there ...