... 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 ...

... that these are the remains of another woman. You .must draw no inference Hut if you are satisfied that this is a/ against Dr Crippen if the mutilated remurder. determine that it shall nut g o . o w ns ar , unpunished, his wif e . of any other woman than ...

... the Crown have made out their case, and if not the prisoner must be acquitted Something has been said in this case about Dr. Crippen not having given evidence before the police magistrate or the coroner. I do agree with the observations made by Mr. Tobin ...

... this case. If you frnd they are those of Cora Crippen, then you have to find if they were there through the agency of Dr. Crippen. If not, again the defendant is Ititled to acquittal. Those are the Mame you have to consider, and on which I shall ask ...

... made a K successful flight from Compiegne in France to London Polling day at Walthamstow has been fixed for November 1 fa Dr. Crippen was brought up for trial at fa the Old Bailey X ft Events of the Week at Home 1 A great demonstration was held in Madrid ...

... BATTLE OF SCIENTISTS. After Dr. Crippen, Mr. Tobin called Dr. Turnbull, Director of the Pathological Institute of the London Hospital, whose qualifications were described by the Lord Chief Justice when he heard them as very high. Microscopic examination ...

... was admittedly needed, and that was a dexterous hand, well versed with anatomical operations. But that was lacking here. Dr. Crippen never conducted a post-mortem in his life. So far from being dexterous in anatomy he was, if counsel might say so, compared ...

... DR. CRIPPEN IN THE BOX. FOUR HOURS OF SEARCHING CROSS- LXAMINATION. Dr. Crippen having quitted the dock and again taken his place in the witness-box, Mr. Muir opened the cross-examination. On the early moraing of 1 Feb. yon were left alone in your house ...

... why you should keep asking all these questons. They are all lies, and 1 have admitied that they are!” Next, Mr. Muir and Dr. Crippen were down in the cellar at Hilldrop-crescent —3O to speak. The cellar was quite familiar to the doctor—and to Cora. He had ...

... 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 ...

... DR, CRIPPEN. FOUR HOURS UNDER CROSS-EXAMINATION. WHY HE FLED, QUESTIONS BY THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. MR. TOBIN ON THE BURDEN PROOF. ,( On the early morning of the first of February you were left atone in your house with your Wife?” “Do you know of any person ...

... —(Daily Mirror photograph.) Miss Le Neve, who will be brought to trial if Dr. Crippen is found guilty.—(Daily Mirror photograph.) For more than two hours yesterday Dr. Crippen was subjected to a searching cross- prim and fresh, stepped into the witness-box ...