Carman Testimony Opens After Prolonged Trial Pause
Mrs. Carman takes the stand in the Long Island murder case, answering questions about her city trip the day of the crime. She describes dining with her family, a late door visit by a stranger, and details of the night as prosecutors prepare rebuttal and defense rests.
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Mrs Carman Slapping Nurse Reveals Secret Dictograph Case
The testimony recounts Mrs. Carman narrating a morning in June 1914 in Freeport and New York with Dr Carman and nurse Mrs Varance. She describes seeing money exchanged, a kiss, her slap, and feuds over alleged infidelity while detailing the dictograph setup and suspicions that propelled her to investigate.
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I Never Saw Mrs Bailey Alive in Murder Statement
A witness asserts unfamiliarity with Mrs. Bailey and denies firing a weapon, entering the kitchen, delivering a confession, or visiting Dr. Carman's office on June 30 while recounting viewing the corpse at the morgue three days after the murder. The testimony centers on alibi and events surrounding the case involving Mrs. Carman.
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Celia Coleman
Dr. Carman
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