Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1923 — Page 3
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923
SCIENTIFIC SLEUTH CLEARS WOMAN OF 1 SLAYING_VISITOR Original of Craig Kennedy Solves 'Murder Mystery’ at Stamford, Conn, USES NOVEL METHODS Investigations Prove Accused Had Nothing to Do With Guest’s Death, Bv \EA Service NEW YORK, April 25. —“The scientific detective can do more than convict the guilty, ’ says Dr. Otto B. Schultze, medical assistant to the district atorney of New York, revealed by the Indianapolis Times, to be the HJI real life original of IrafL' 1 “Craig Kennedy. I scientific detective.” Hb . J Conn.. the unconjj scions body of a t ‘js l prominent man was Wca.. Jfc 1 found on the sidewalk. He dies of * a f racture of the skull before regaining consciousness, f “Police investiDR. SCHULTZE >rated and found bloody footprints in a nearby doorway. These prints, which were made by bare feet. led to a landing up the stairs where a large quantity of blood was found. Then they continued to an apnrt/nent on the secpnd floor occupied by a middle-aged woman. Smashed and Stained “Despite her protests, the police searched the apartment. Hidden away in a chest of drawers were the straw hat and eye-glasses of the deceased —smashed and blood-stained. The waist of the woman, also bloodstained. was found hidden in a closet. There was a flat-iron in the room. “When the police found that the man had been in her apartment and the base of the flat-iron fitted into the dent in the straw hat. they ar-
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“DESPITE HER PROTESTS POLICE SEARCHED THE APARTMENT." rested her. After an autopsy a local phvrician reported that death was due to fracture of the skull and that parallel marks on the forehead of the deceased corresponded to creases in the crown of the smashed straw hat. The bloody prints of hare feet were shown to be those of "the suspected woman. “The woman was indicted for mur-
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| der. She protested her innoncenee, I but refused to make any explanations. “I entered the case at that point and i had the body, now buried three ; months, exhumed and performed an autopsy. “Examination of the skull showed five radiating fractures centering in | a common point behind the right ear ■ over which the skin had not been | broken. This eliminated the forehead : as the site of infliction of violence. "The parallel marks on the forehead ; described in the first autopsy were examined. We found that they were on the right side. The dent in the straw hat was on the left. I then measured the marks carefully and found that they did not correspond to the creases in the straw hat brim, hut did correspond to the corrugations in the rubber mat on the stair carpet. “Now the first autopsy had described no wound which could account for the large quantity of blood on the landing and for the bloody footprints. The new fracture would
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account for the blood, as one of the radiating fractures had passed through a large vein opening into the ear. “So we were able to draw accurate conclusions from the new evidence. The man, leaving her apartment in the dark, had fallen, striking his head on the rubber carpet, and then plunged headforemost down to the landing, striking the back of his skull. So much the marks on the forehead and the presence of the large quantity of blood on the landing told us. “The woman heard the fall, rushed out of her apartment in her bare feet and went down to the landing. With the man’s head resting on her shoulder, she helped him down to the street. Then she went back, -taking the hat and glasses with her. “The flat-iron had nothing to do with the murder. Death was due to an accident, the indictment against the woman was dropped. NEXT: How a Woman’s Toetli Trapped Murderer.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Sir Conan’s Message Thrills Big Audience
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is an evangelist of spiritualism. As such an evangelist, the noted Englishman’Tuesday night at the Murat explained and illustrated his convictions regarding spiritualism or life after death before one of the largest audiences ever assembled there.
People from all over the State as well as from Indianapolis were present to give strict attention to his remarks. It was evident that many present believed in his theories. There were hundreds of others who were there for the purpose of obtaining some light upon this big subject. Sir Conan does not ask for converts hut calls upon all people and all religions to consider spiritualism sincerely and to use this knowledge in science and in religion. It was evident at the close of the lecture that this distinguished visitor had given nearly every one in the crowded house something to think about for a long time. I am convinced that Sir Conan believes in his theories. There is no doubt in his mind that he has talked to his dead son and also that a spirit picture has been taken of his son. gave much reasonable logic to support his theories. It is not the purpose of this review to prove or refute any of his remarks. The fact remains that he
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held the interest of hundreds of Indiana citzen.s last night while he discussed earnestly his belief. The spirit photographs were probably the most interesting. He is convinced that every picture reflected on the screen last night is genuine. Sir Conan read written messages, some, taken by his wife, from spirits telling of the great happiness over there. Many of these messages described the customs, several even tell ing of the joy in work. One message
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from a spirit told of the great peace and joy in work over there and also that it is really a land of “realized desires.” Sir Conan maintains that there is art, drama, science, work, homes and the like in the beyond. “All religions have been equally wrong concerning details in the life hereafter,” he declared. He said that all spirit messages agree upon one point—that there are no jarring notes over there. The spirits, he said, agree that death is not an unpleasant sensation, but “a languid, drifting thought.” He went into detail about the “soul” being, taken to a place of rest after passing over or leaving the body so as to prepare it for the new life.’ “It is like a tune raised to a high octave,” he said. He maintains that man is not evil, but is good. He read a message which he said came from his sister, who has been dead for thirty years, and she declared that the life on this earth prepared her for the life beyond. “If they only knew all this, how it
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would help them over,” he declared the message from hjs sister stated. It is his theory that we are punished for many of our physical sins on this earth. This is in the form of diseases, he said. “Sins of the body have to be paid for, but generally we pay for them on this earth,” he said. “Sins of the minds are the things we pay for the most in the beyond.” He maintained that when a man and woman are married and really love each other that they will be re-united over there. “When there is real love in married life here, they carry on over there,” he said. “When people don’t get on well here, well, heaven wouldn’t be heaven if they were brought together there.” He declared that it was a historical fact that a medium, by going into a trance, warned President Lincoln to bring about the emancipation of the slaves. It is impossible to go into detail concerning his many points. It is evident that Sir Conan has s
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given Indianapolis enough to talk about for years. He was successfully presented hero by Ona B. .Talbot. (Reviewed by W, D. II.)
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