An Essay On the Principles of Circumstantial Evidence : Illustrated By Numerous Cases
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Crowther went from home on Saturday morning the 16th of March, about half past nine o'clock, as was his habit on that day of the week, leaving the deceased in the house alone. Upon his return, about a quarter before two, he found the dead body of his housekeeper in the brewhouse, her throat having been cut and the house robbed. The murder had probably been committed about a' quarter past ten o'clock, as the butcher called at that time and had been unable to obtain admittance, and about the same... time a scream was heard. Traces were found of a man's right and left footsteps leading from a stable in a small plantation near ,the front of the house, from which any person leaving the house by the front door could be seen ; and similar footsteps were found at the back of the house leading from thence across a ploughed field for a considerable distance in a sequestered direction, until they reached a canal bank, IDENTIFICATION OP PERSON. 77 ■where they were lost in the hard ground. From the distaace be- tween the steps at the back of the house and in the ploughed field, the person whose footsteps they were must have been running ; the impressions were those of right and left boots and were very dis- tinct, there having been snow and rain, and the ground being 'very moist.
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Crowther went from home on Saturday morning the 16th of March, about half past nine o'clock, as was his habit on that day of the week, leaving the deceased in the house alone. Upon his return, about a quarter before two, he found the dead body of his housekeeper in the brewhouse, her throat having been cut and the house robbed. The murder had probably been committed about a' quarter past ten o'clock, as the butcher called at that time and had been unable to obtain admittance, and about the same... time a scream was heard. Traces were found of a man's right and left footsteps leading from a stable in a small plantation near ,the front of the house, from which any person leaving the house by the front door could be seen ; and similar footsteps were found at the back of the house leading from thence across a ploughed field for a considerable distance in a sequestered direction, until they reached a canal bank, IDENTIFICATION OP PERSON. 77 ■where they were lost in the hard ground. From the distaace be- tween the steps at the back of the house and in the ploughed field, the person whose footsteps they were must have been running ; the impressions were those of right and left boots and were very dis- tinct, there having been snow and rain, and the ground being 'very moist.
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