... bowed his head. On February 3 she changed four notes for Dr Crippen, and on February 9 she changed a £lOO note for him. At the beginning March she put in her safe two envelopes, one marked Dr. Crippen,” and the other Dr. Crippenpersonal.” On July 8 Crippen ...

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... Try the Crippen Case Mr. R. D. Muir, K.C., Leading Counsel for the Crown Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., Leading Counsel for Dr. Crippen with a drinking song, after which a courtier explains II cherche a dissipcr sa tristesse dans de vin, also delightful to ...

... The counsel engaged in the case are: For the Crown. —Mr. R. U. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. For Dr. Crippen.—Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P., Mr. Jenkins, and Mr. Roome. Mr. E. F. Lever watched the case for the Music Hall Ladies* Guild ...

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... Travers Humphreys, and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. LEADING ON BEHALF OF DR. CRIPPEN i MR. A. A. TOBIN, K.C., M.P. A COUNSEL FOR DR. CRIPPEN. MR. HUNTLEY JENKINS. A COUNSEL FOR DR. CRIPPEN. MR. H. D. ROOME. COUNSEL FOR MISS LE NEVE. MR. F. E. SMITH, K.C., MP ...

... were several occasions when I had reason to believe he was in the house. et & You mean gon had no reason to think that Dr. Crippen did not know vou were ocoming? —No. In fact, I should have been glad o meet him. o TR e o When did you go to America t—April ...

... fetched Dr. Crippen down. The Lord Chief Justice: Was Crippen stranger to you that time?*Yes, fora. Mr. Travers Humphreys: that time what hair had he his face, any?*He was wearing a rather heavy moustache. Continuing, Mr. Dew said Dr. Crippen took him ...

... the answer, “because Dr Crippen always knew all about it. inis answer was taken up by the Judge. It was true had never met the husband on the occasions when called Mrs. Crippen, but he more than once had reason to believe Dr. Crippen was the house, and ...

... at 2 p.m., Dr. Pepper, the Home Office) analyst, being THE COUNSEL For the Creva.—yr. lit. D. Muir. Mr. ft. Ingleby For Dr. Crippen.—Mr. .4. Tobin. K.C. Mr. Huntley Jenkins. Mr. Bourne. For Mies Le Nere.—Mr. F. B. Smith. K.C. Yr. Barrington Ward. The impresses ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...