"IL does look like it; the same occurred to me."
Continuing, Dr. Grice said that accused, who showed no surprise. made no fulther attempt to discuss the matter, neither did he investigate the Colbert, he added, was admitted to the hospital as a case of perhilelotis anaemia, as the only blood count then available was that supplied bby accused.
week following her release from the hospital, Dr. Grice said that he called on her without warning and found her again il.
She told him she hud been taking liver capsules and indicated a bottle beside her bed, which had contained '500 capsules when full.
Witness said that, while conversing with Mrs. Colbert, he managed 10 Tower this bottle below the level of the bed and extracted a capsule, which he took directly to Dr, Tane for analysis, Later, Dr. Tane in~ formed him that the capsule contained pure acetanelid and accordingly. he (Dr, Grice) consulted his legal ad~ viser and the Consular authorities.
Attorney for the defence then objected toa question whether Dr. Grice had attended the deceased second wife of Mr. Colbert, whereupon Mr. Morrison stated that the prosecution would produce a letter dealing with the matter—Reuter.
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