The first witness for the Crown! was Me. T. W. R, Wilson, s\atistant, Land Surveyor S.M.C., who iWdentified plans, which he had drawn of the premises at 314 Ward Road.
P.GS. Dixon, Fingerprint Dept.
identified originals and enlargements, of photographs he had taken offcialy. dence given by Dr. I Webb, S.28.C., was that he had performed aa autopsy on, the body of deceased, He foun had entered the body at the base the neck.
'The bullet entered just the vight of the mid Tine of the 7h'
vtelroe and, emerged the ist bone. The sp cond almost severed.
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