Chief Sergeant Louis Thellier, of the French Police, told the Coroner that he arrived at the apartment shortly after 11.20 a.m. where he saw two Europeans—a man and a woman—lying on a bed. The woman had sustained a bullet wound in the left temple while the man had a bullet entrance wound in the right temple and an exit wound above the right temple.
Shown a photograph of the room he. stated that this depicted everything as he had found ^it. The alarm clock was in exactly the same position and was ticking, while a bedside lamp on a chair was still burning. Between the man's thighs there was a gun, which was pointing upwards.
detective Sergeant B. J. Wall, of the Arms Identification Section. S.MP,, gave evidence. of examining three cartridge cases and a bullet, which had been received in a sealed envelope from Inspector Hill He discovered that the three empty car-bridges and the bullet had been fired from.a pistol, which was produced in Court.
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