Sister Ligouri’s Case
AUSTKALIAN ANI) N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION
SYDNEY, July 1. The Sister Ligouri case was con, tinned to-day, the sitting mostly being occupied with the examination of witnesses in regard to the plaintiff’s sanity. Dr Binns said that, after a thorough examination of Sister Ligouri, when she arrived in Sydney, she impresesd him as being rather reserved and unsophisticated, but mentally a normal person. The doctor expressed the opinion that her storv of ail attempted murder in the Convent was a very exaggerated deduction for her to make, blit it did not indicate insanity. A Government medical officer, Dr Gibbs, also gave evidence. He deposed that after having her under observation for five days in a reception house, he saw no traces of insanity.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 July 1921, Page 3
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125Sister Ligouri’s Case Hokitika Guardian, 6 July 1921, Page 3
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