Policing the Plains
Policing the Plains
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Haywardwas found who recalled that his father had presented a sovereign-case toanother son when that son left for Canada. The son who had gone toCanada was known to be in the Edmonton and Northern country, but thepeople at home had not heard from him for some time. Regardless ofexpense and without delay, the Police brought Hayward all the way fromEngland to Edmonton for the trial. He identified the sovereign-case asthe one given by his father to the missing man Edward Hayward. Aspecialist in an...alysing had been brought from Eastern Canada whopronounced the blood, brains and bones found in the ashes of the campfire to be human elements. There were some twenty witnesses in the case, those outside the Police being Messrs. J. K. Cornwall, George Moran andthe rest half-breeds and Indians. Once more the police had the chain ofcircumstantial evidence welded solidly link by link. King was declaredguilty, but on a legal technicality a new trial was ordered. By thistime the witnesses were all back home.
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Haywardwas found who recalled that his father had presented a sovereign-case toanother son when that son left for Canada. The son who had gone toCanada was known to be in the Edmonton and Northern country, but thepeople at home had not heard from him for some time. Regardless ofexpense and without delay, the Police brought Hayward all the way fromEngland to Edmonton for the trial. He identified the sovereign-case asthe one given by his father to the missing man Edward Hayward. Aspecialist in an...alysing had been brought from Eastern Canada whopronounced the blood, brains and bones found in the ashes of the campfire to be human elements. There were some twenty witnesses in the case, those outside the Police being Messrs. J. K. Cornwall, George Moran andthe rest half-breeds and Indians. Once more the police had the chain ofcircumstantial evidence welded solidly link by link. King was declaredguilty, but on a legal technicality a new trial was ordered. By thistime the witnesses were all back home.
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