A Chelteíham garage attendant said that at 1040 p.m. a man he did not know garáged Captain Butt's car and said it would be for three nights. The car had not been collected. The man was fifty or sixty years of age.
The Coroner said: "Much of what you may have heard or read concerning tins mysterious affair.is nothing more than speculation." The jury would be drawn to the irresistible conclusion that death was due to violence because no one would go to the enormous amount of trouble and risk taken in the disposal of the body unless the violence were of an unlawful nature—that was to say, that it amounted either to murder or manslaughter,
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