... seriously disputed. Why otherwise were they clothed in woman’s garments? “If,” added hi.s Lordship, “they were a man’s remains. Dr. Crippen is ENTITLED WALK OFT OF THAT DOCK.” Parsing on. recalled and discussed the evidence given to the remains being those of ...

... some of them entitled to respect, with respect question put one of the jury quite properly, and thought it was fair to Dr. Crippen that he should he asked question about it. Dr. (’rippen then once mere crossed the court and went into the witness-box. ...

... continue questioning this. lam willing to admit and have told you that they are lies. The Judge (rather sternly)—That may so. Dr. Crippen, but it is very serious point of the case, and you must answer the question—lies or lies. Mr. Muir—l want you to realise ...

... evidence of Bruce Millar, who admitted writing her love letters and kissing her? She threatened go out of bis life, and Dr. Crippen’s case was that last the threat often made had been carried out. Wliere is she now?” asked counsel, rai«- inp his voice ...

... remains of woman, that the remains were the remains of Belle Elm ira. If there was any doubt whatever upo;i those two points. Dr. Crippen was entitled right to acquitted. of the gxd chara> A FATAL DOSE. His Lordship—That would fatal dose? Witness—Yes; fatal ...

... examined in the witness-box to his account of the disappearance of his wife, Elmore, j When his name was called the clerk. Dr. Crippen rose from his chair, strode out the dock. and. unattended, crossed tho I court almost with a swing. Entering the witness-box ...

... speech for the defence, and the court adjourned until Saturday morning. the Criminal Court. Loudon, Saturday, the trial of Dr. Crippen entered upon its closing stages. The building was crowded when accused took his seat in the dock. The r ...

... utmost diffimlty. the head of the household, who was particularly “hard of hearing,** stated that he had first learned of Dr. Crippen through the medium .ia advertisement, ami after being v» literature from tli(» Aural Kerned it*' Company, had been that ...

... Dew. From the first Mr. Muir had not wavered from his position. There was question of suggesting (hat some other means Dr. Crippen caused the death of his wife, beyond that poisoned her and mutilated (lie body, and buried the remains in the cellar at ...