Patrick's Fate Tivolating as Jones Confession Emerges
Friday’s report says Valet Charles F. Jones, dying of consumption, recanted his earlier testimony that led to Patrick's murder conviction. John T. Millikin and allies rushed to New York to push for a new trial, citing the alleged deathbed confession and urging District Attorney Jerome to pursue Patrick's acquittal.
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Perjurer Confesses Shifting Accounts Nine Years Later
An eight year old confession reveals alterations in a statement by Jones about the Rice case. Jones had previously claimed the chloroform administration by Patrick and later recanted under pressure, attempted suicide, and was hospitalized. Patrick now pursues legal steps, insisting Rice died naturally and neither he nor Jones killed him. Meanwhile the carriage Carrie M Dudley is offered for charter and trip services.
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