Shanghai, Sept. 13.
Leo Heymann, a German Jewish refugee who is standing trial in the Second Special District Court in con nection with the murder of Mrs. Inge Vasen, also a refugee, which crime was committed on June 12 in a board Ing house at 015 Avenue Joffre may not be sentenced to death if medical experts find out that he has mental trouble. A hearing was held by the court yesterday but' judgment was Fesezved until September 26 pending the findings of the medical experts hired by the defendant, Heymann did not tall in_ court yesterday but his lawyer, Dr. A. Grossmann, presented is case. Dr. Grossmann told the court that omciai medical experts had found out already that his client was "feeble-minded" but that he wanted medical experts engaged by his client to make more Investigations. These investigations had not been completed owing to the Timited time but he promised to make report on the findings to the court Inter whereupon the judge postponed the hearing and reserved his judgment, Heymann, who was recently charged with murder, was found in the same room where Mrs. Inge Vasen, the vielim, lay dead with out wounds 'a her throat, He was found in a pool of blood with his wrists slashed, Tt was then reported that investigating detectives believed that jealousy was responsible for the trouble.
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