WITHOUT CRIME

NZ Truth, Issue 1205, 3 January 1929, Page 7

WITHOUT CRIME

Sir Arthur's Latest

THAT indefatigable spiritualist, Sir 1 Arthur Conan Doyle, has been visualizing a world destitute of crime.

"Wouldn^t the world be extremely flat," to use the words of King Gama, due entirely to the recognition of the value ; of .having a clairvoyant at every police station. His v or her duty, of Gourse, would be to work out the problem of the way m which each offence would be committed; so that crime would, become very difficult, if not impossible./

"Clairvoyants,'' claimed Sir Arthur, "will often' he able to tell who actually committed the crime. If you give them a portion of the dress of a murdered person, they are. Tfrequently able to throw themselves back to the time of the murder, and get a kind of intimation of the circumstances of the murder and how it was done. \

Even now. the police use clairvoyants surreptitiously,' m many places— rrin the intervals of prosecuting them." — From "N.Z. Truths London Rep;