Witness recalled that on June 21 he interviewed defendant at the police station in connexion fi or the arrest. of Douglas and Miss Trevor- "bags. She was wearing the gold with the loss of the two gold
MacDermott ited her house bangle, a gold ring set with that morning at 7.30 and arrested pearls, and a necklace. Witness her, at the same time searching had at that time been instru her rooms. Amongst the articles by Chief Det.-Insp. Reeves con+ brough# to the police station was cerning the loss of the property: a gold bangle, which had been Two of the articles she was wear-identified as one of the missing ing—the armlet bangle and the articles; also a small ring box, diamond ring—answered to the which Mrs. Guignard would iden-description of some of the pro" tify as the case which held the perty missing. Witness had a two-pearl ring. Later in the warrant, but did not then morning, Miss Trevor-Smith took execute it, complainants being Det.-Sgt. Douglas to her office, 7 away at Peitaiho.
Hankow Road, saying she had two cross-examination, witness gold bangles there, but on arriv-said that after defendant's ing she said the safe was locked arrest, her words to him were: and the things could not be got "It is all wrong. I know nothing then. about it. They (Carmen Kupock
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