... 9d St John’s 68 £5 17s 2d 99 £5 11s lOd number of deposits 810 total 18s lid CRIPPEN TRIAL COMMENCED TUESDAY The trial of Dr Crippen the murdering his wife Belle Elmore 39 Hilldrop Town at the Central Criminal Court the Lord Justice in 1 Ccurt in keen renewal ...

... following counsel were engaged on the case: For the Crown, Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Travers Humphreys, and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. For Dr. Crippen, Mr. A. A. Tobin, !C.C., 71.. P., Mr. Huntly Jenkins, and Mr. Rnotne. For Miss Le Neve, Mr. L. E. Smith, 'LC., and Mr. ...

... been affected by the prejudice of {hia case, would go report that she was dead. That was the natural out of their way give Dr. Crippen that character sequence of the lies. When questioned about the unlw's they honeeily believed thoroughly deserved place of ...

... DR. CRIPPEN'S EVIDENCE. Crippen was then called amidst obvious excitement in the court, all the spectators standing on tiptoe. Quickly he swung out of the dock, attended by warders, and tripped lightly up the steps to the witness-box, where, in • char ...

... tea?—No, because there was not sufficient for me to do so. Had you been informed before you discovered hyoecine t h at Dr. Crippen had bought some?— That is so. WO near here explained to Mr. Tobin the process which he employed to determine the nature ...

... and said Dr. Crippen had never had any experience at postmortem. If be had, the Crown' would have found it out, and would have called evidence. There had been no such evidence. The longest consideration would have to be given to Dr. Crippene demeanour ...

... following were the counsel engaged in the For the Crown. Mr. R. D. Muir, Mr. Trams Humphreys and Mr. S. Ingleby Oddie. For Dr. Crippen, Mr. A. A. Tobin, K.C., M.P.. Mr. Huntley Jenkins and Mr. Rooms. For Miss Le Neve, Mr. F. E. Smith, /C.C., M.P., and Mr ...

... CROSS-EICIETNATTON. Mr. Muir, eroseexamining Dr. Crippen, asked: Your wife waa alive and well on February lat?— Yea. Do you know of any person in the world who has seen her alive since?—l do not. His lordship: Speak up. Or any person who has had a letter ...

... with Mrs. Crippen. He admitted that he had finished his letters with * Love and kisses to Brown Eyes,” but declared that Dr. Crippen always knew of the terms of their acquaintance. “Were you her lover,”” Mr. Tobin asked, and the answer was an emphatic * ...

... afforded by the announcement, on the authority of Mr. Newton, that on the conclusion of counsel's address for the defence ** Dr.”’ Crippen would be placed in the witness-box and | wouf:l(‘tell his version of the case to the Lord Chief Justice and the jury. When ...

... ease for the prosecution was ckeed sad the ease for the defence opened at the Old Bailey mere day when, for the third day, Dr. Crippen steed in the dock on the capital charge. Me m. sad analytical experte declared their ceaviction that on the piece of abdominal ...

... the times imacording to Dr. Crippen, she warn &lag under the protection of some one in Nee York. Crippen brought her to London. There came a time when he returned to Arnaceak_to booms the manager of Munyon's. When Dr. Crippen returned to London and joined ...