Survivors Tales of Famous Crimes
Survivors Tales of Famous Crimes
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I heard the footfall on the hard floor of No. 7 approaching me, and at once recognised it, for to my own surprise the tramp of No. 7's feet had been registered on my brain; but this peculiar fact was not brought out in evidence. I had accomplished what I had undertaken to do, which was that, while I would not swear that the man in custody was the one I had seen w r ith the woman, I would pick him out, without seeing his face, from a thousand men arranged in any way they thought fit. This statem...ent became fairly common knowledge at the time, and a w r riter in the now dead London Echo, who signed himself an ex-detective of twenty-five years' standing, characterised my confidence as ridiculous. But I knew better than he did, and I forgave him.
After the investigations by the coroner's jury and before the magistrates Read was sent for trial, which took place at Chelmsford, and lasted four days. A terrible story was unfolded by the Crown, represented by the Solicitor- General (Sir Frank Lockwood, Q.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard the footfall on the hard floor of No. 7 approaching me, and at once recognised it, for to my own surprise the tramp of No. 7's feet had been registered on my brain; but this peculiar fact was not brought out in evidence. I had accomplished what I had undertaken to do, which was that, while I would not swear that the man in custody was the one I had seen w r ith the woman, I would pick him out, without seeing his face, from a thousand men arranged in any way they thought fit. This statem...ent became fairly common knowledge at the time, and a w r riter in the now dead London Echo, who signed himself an ex-detective of twenty-five years' standing, characterised my confidence as ridiculous. But I knew better than he did, and I forgave him.
After the investigations by the coroner's jury and before the magistrates Read was sent for trial, which took place at Chelmsford, and lasted four days. A terrible story was unfolded by the Crown, represented by the Solicitor- General (Sir Frank Lockwood, Q.
What to read after Survivors Tales of Famous Crimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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