THE CANTERBURY MURDER.
KISSEL ON TRIAL. [ B Y TFXEOKArn —rF.u pnF.sa association'.] CHRISTCTIURCII. Aujs 21. A plea of not guilty was tuiftTod b.v Albert Krederick Maxwell kissell, agm 18. when charged at the Supre.ne ( « ‘ with the murder ot dames H; Aia.k - z ie at Coldstream on dime 12th. t bal leniies were numerous. 'Hie Crown Prosecutor said that MtuKem/.ie was undoubtedly shot by Ko!0| uho might have expot-teil Imam-ml h.metit from Mackenzie's death as u was the sole legatee under the unsigned will Having had the night and. moi nillf, to think over the crime Kissell s nerve mnv have failed him. thus mcouiHing for his confession ot the
‘""videuec was given hy Robert Jutes” Martin, ...aimgr-r of the Coldsmu.m Estate, who said that Ktsst mad and had previously shot a oirl Kissell was first employed on th sr& [ zic*s conduct.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 August 1923, Page 3
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141THE CANTERBURY MURDER. Hokitika Guardian, 21 August 1923, Page 3
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