C.D.8. 182 informed the Bene' that accused were arrested ons the evening of the premises a bling Well Read very friendly gentlemen eve T raw a tun with three Thought ten one cad asived them cir names, ade Thether they were sted they gamble need, and $0 OM, ireant as the vesatt of their bei inyplieated by six amen wha had been arrested by the Wayside station police, After statenie aad been made murder of Wome regard to the Tower verned with: the no notes ax the Girt ceived was watching me cow gamble, cries swore told were present and a Keswick Koad murder case and, ae long as judgement in this matter intact and accused were executed' for their crime, the potice would be sarthey said that, murder of M lo were stopped and chine Te seemed fo work lik of Me, Lay, a witness, Kytmng One Anat he heat the a the bays remove the inn teashop about the murder and, at 33 ientifiation parade, he had' picked accused onl {rom 20 other men. Another witness farther testified that he had talked!
The case was then adjourned until duty 2 and Dr. Fischer made with the frst accused in the cells ike potice station and that he, the fivatnecused, hal admitted the evime> ud wax tying to find a place hich to commit sulla, of gambling the contrary to public order and the Mr. Bryan strenuously: objected to] dail "being granted and after on both sides the Court ceased to be held in the Amoy Road gaol. not a charge Mr. Bryan's reasncharged with murder.
Mr. Bryan: had the evidence of murder T certainly: reould charge them with murder The acenved then gave the Court the fellenvi mavthory search that they made her Gek 20 Ta -e to represent her, se on. The "res ay fines re S150 and appear were DeteSupt, Peck said that he was:
ken by accused to the scene Of the ler. Their statements were mitted to him andy atter he ad"
ad ent, he tak them to the scene rate eats to" avoid any "of a mistake being made. Accused had Leen to the scene Pro lourly with Chet DeteTaspr Quasle. Witness. stepped the eas!
ithe end of Keswick Road amd frst took one of the accused and. walked flown the read with him, After they had wathed a lite way, accused? Hopped and aid that on the day of the crime, he had stopped there. Witness asked hin why he remem. libered. the spot and accused replied that it was because of the red Joss house. "He then. repeats slots statements and said that ow, thee wher men walked cut and shortly afterwards he heard
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