TRIAL OF TARRANT
ALLEGED MURDER AT PICTON,
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BLENHEIM, November 22. At the Flood murder trial, Mr Macassey, Crown Prosecutor, in the course of a lengthy address to the jury, stressed the points which would he brought, out in the evidence on which the Crown principally relied. He spoke for two hours, after which the Crown proceeded to calp evidence. Three witnesses were called, a surveyor, a police photographer,- and Constable Condon, the officer in charge .at PfctbnThe last-named detailed his finding of the body, and his conversation with the accused, and he produced police court records showing that accused had been sued repeatedly and. wa s in a parlous position. •~i . . The evidence wag on the lines- ofthnfc given in the lower court, The court adjourned at 5.30 till 10 o'clock to-morrow. ' i
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 November 1932, Page 5
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