DEATH SENTENCE
SYDNEY MURDERS MOXLEY COLLAPSES IN DOCK.(Per Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, June 16. The jury to-day convicted Vox-ley o! the murder of the •man a A’WßliisOii' and tlie woman Denzel, after a bl'-iet retirement. * The prisoner was sentenced to-deaf.!. An X-Ray photograph of Moxley - head was produced in court. It disclosed a foreign object, which his. counsel .sought to siu.w was a bullet, as the icsult of his being shot two years ago Government meuical officers gave evidence that, there was no sign of insanity, and nothing abnormal about, Mosley’s mental condition during bis detention in gad. Justice llalso-Rodgers, in sentencing Moxley to death, said that the prisoner had been found guilty of one of Die most fou! crimes in the history of the ■State. The jury had conn? to the only possible conclusion on the evidence. Moxley received tlie verdict calmly, but he collapsed when leaving the dock,
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1932, Page 5
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