... THE JUDGE'S QUESTIONS. With a etern “ Now, Dr. Crippen—atend to me!” Lord Alverstone irm a few Searching questions. “ Why did you run away ? What had you to fear if you were Inmocent 2” Dr. Crippen smiled plea- Sanily once more. * v&'fi, said he, “ I've ...

... JUSTICE'S QUESTIONS. Mr. Tobin having resumed his seat, the Lord Chief Justice turned to' the prisoner and said : Now, Dr. Crippen, you must listen to me. You have heard the description of your wife and her habits, as to her vivacious manner and bright ...

... FLOWN IN TERROR. As to the campaign of lies on which he embarked Dr. Crippen in reply to Mr. Muir had said that at the time he told those lies and wrote those false letters he did not know for certain whether his wife might not be writing to her friends ...

... going up to the door, the lower floor being halt in and half out of the ground. Now, nobody has been there since except Dr. Crippen and his wife. Pr. Crippen was asked whether he had any suggestion to make as to who put the remains there, and he said ...

... MISS LE NEVE NOT PRESENT. Miss Le Neve was not present. The decision to proceed with the trial of Dr. Crippen first made it unnecessary for her to attend, and she was not even brought from Holloway. It Crippen be acquitted the charge against her, of course ...

... his wife’s life, could have buried the flesh and skin in the hole in the cellar, and got rid of head, hands, and feet? Dr. Crippen hail been at work all dav on teb. Ist and all day on Feb. 2nd. »Vhere was the time and opportunity? There were only the ...

... before Dr. Willcox tested for hyoscine, and before he formed the opinion that he had found hyoscine, he had heard that Dr. Crippen had bought hyoscine on January 19 this year. The point was whether the gummy substance which Dr. Willcox found was a vegetable ...

... Crip pen: I have not seen u copy for years. “VITAL FOR CRIPFEN.” The liord Chief Justice: This is very vital for yon. Dr. Crippen. that book sent for. (To Mr. Tobin) If there such a book, have it sent for. Mr. Muir: As I understand, you put up into pills ...

... 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 ...

... communications to him. It was never intended that the relations should be kept secret from her husband, although had never seen Dr. Crippen when he visited Belle Elmore. There was never any suggeation that she should go over to him. INCIDENTS AT WEDNESDAY’S P ...

... 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.) ...

... else?—l also boughkt | your wife’s olidest frieids, and you wrote to : 2 3 ov : some new dental instruments. them —Yes. Dr. Crippen in the habit of taking a cup over. . . . [T have only to claim what On black-edged paper, in keeping with o tea up to his ...