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... witnesses for the prosecution from New York landed at Plymouth yesterday, one being Mr. Bruce Miller, the ex-actor. As Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve have been indicted separately, their cases cannot be taken together. Crippen will be tried first, and in ...
... 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 ...
... JOURNAL WI THE SECOND LARGEST NET SALE To-day the Crippen trial begins at the Old Bailey before the Lord Chief Justice. Dr. Crippen will be arraigned first on a charge of wilful murder, and in the event of his acquittal Miss Le Neve, who is charged with ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... HASTY WITH DR. CRIPPEN. Mr. Huntly Jenkins cross-examined the witness and elicited that Crippen had told him he specialised in diseases of the ear, eye and nose and did not act as a general practitioner. Would you describe him as a kind-hearted, wellmannered ...
... 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 ...
... Crippen intimately, bank clerks, a pawnbroker, Miss Le Neve's landlady at Hampstead lodgings, an advertisement manager and Dr. Crippen's closest business associates and employees were rapidly dealt with. ...