... CAR-LEAP THEORY IN ERROLL SHOOTING Defence theory in the Lord Erroll murder trial is that someone jumped on the runningboard of his cal•, fired and jumped off, and that the car was driverless for a considerable distance. This was stated when the trial ...

... hearing of the trial which Sir Delves Broughton is charged with murdering Lord Erroll police officers told how Sir Delves visited Nairobi Police Station soon after Lord Erroll s body had been taken to the mortuary. Sir Delves was verynervous, they said ...

... Nairobi Murder Trial The trial was continued b t Nairobi yesterday of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll. Police evidence of various interviews occupied the whole day's hearing.—Reuter. ...

... view to showing that he could not have driven Lord Erroll away after the shooting and returned to his house through the dark countryside. The Court spent this afternoon ipspecting the place where Lord Erroll was found murdered outside Nairobi on January ...

... In the course of cross-examination, the Superintendent disclosed that Lord Erroll was associated with a Fascist movement, and had addressed meetings in Kenya. On searching Lord Erroll's residence after the murder he had found a quantity of Fascist literature ...

... Government pathologist testified that a bruise on Lord Erroll’s forehead was caused by his ducking and striking the steering wheel. He could not be accurate as to the distance of the revolver from Lord Erroll when he was shot, but the murdqrer could not have ...

... Erroll Murder Trial: Defence Theory The defence theory in the Erroll murder trial is that someone jumped on the running-board the car as it slowed down cm entering a main road. flr«d hots, and then Jumped off, and that the car was driverless for considerable ...

... made by counsel during cross-examination of a pathologist when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll was resumed here yesterday. One of Kenya’s best known white big-game hunters, Mr. J. A. Hunter, called by the Crown as a ...

... Government pathologist testified that a bruise on Lord ErrolTs forehead was caused by his ducking and striking the steering wheel. He could not be accurate as to the distance of the revolver from Lord Errol! when was shot, but the murderer could not have ...

... the death of Lord Erroll were raised when the Baronet's trial was continued here to-day. After police evidence had been given regarding the talcing the statement, the Jury asked whether Sir Delves, who Is accused of the murder of Lord Erroll. was suffering ...

... home. In the course of cross-examination, the superintendent stated that Lord Erroll was associated w ith a Fascist movement, and had addressed meetings in Kenya. On searching Lord Errclls residence after the alleged murder he had found quantity of Fascist ...

... sportsman, cool in danger. He said that Sir Delves never drove a car. A Government pathologist testified that a bruise on. Lord Erroll s forehead was caused by his ducking and striking the steering wheel. The murderer could not have been seated beside him ...