MOTOR BANDITS
EVIDENCE AT THE TRIAL. By Telegraph.— Press Agtociatlon.—Copyrlght. PARIS, 6th February. The President of the Court which is hearing the charges against the twenty motor bandits yesterday examined Dieudonne, who is accused of an attack on a bank clerk on 21st December, 1911. He pleaded an alibi. The president rejoined that the man Blanchet was assassinated for stating that he could prove the alibi was false, and an assassin named Bill was still unarrested. Dieudonne replied that Blanchet and Bill loved the same girl. The president said the girl denied this, and Dieudonne Was silent. Callemin, alias Raymond Lascience, who is a mathematician, was questioned regarding his boasts after his arrest. He replied that they were only jokes. He denied participating in the murders at the Place dv Havre- in Paris and Ghantilly.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1913, Page 7
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135MOTOR BANDITS Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1913, Page 7
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