MAY BE HYPNOTISED
The magistrate then questioned her concerning M. Emile Chouanard, the wealthy iorgemaster, who was Mme. Stcinheil's close iriond for live years up to December 1907. Mme. Steinheil admitted that this gentleman had been her "friend" during that time, and also that he had supplied her with various large sums oi money. She maintained that, failing to find in her own home the love she yearned for, she was led to seek for it outside her family circle.
"But is it true," asked the magistrate, "that the money that this gentleman supplied you with served to keep up your husband's home:'" "Certainly, for it w as T who supplied most of the- money for the household expenses," There is a rumour thai li M. Andre eannoi obtai(| a lull confession iroin
Mme. Steinheil he will hand her o\ ci i<> the doctors of the Salpetriere Ho*. pital to be hypnotised. Mine. Steinheil cannot be hypnotised without her express consent. Supposing she did so, the Salpetriere doctors assert that she would inevitably relate the true facts of the tragedy.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13877, 1 February 1909, Page 7
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180MAY BE HYPNOTISED Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13877, 1 February 1909, Page 7
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