De Marigny On Trial For Oakes Murder
Nassau Bahamas October 18. Alfred De Marigny, a yachtsman, faces murder charges in the Bahamas Supreme Court for the bludgeoning death of Sir Harry Oakes, his father-in-law. The trial opens with a white-wigged prosecutor detailing alleged motives tied to fear of losing wealth and a share of the baronet's fortune. Sir Harry’s widow Lady Eunice and De Marigny’s wife Nancy are referenced in testimony about the marriage and related will changes.
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Eunice Oakes
California
United States
Lady Oakes
Seabee Bug Forms an Important Part of the Se A's Little Rey Impression
Witnesses sworn that Sir Harry's best case hinges on Crown witnesses as Seabee Bug evidentiary notes form a key part of the sea's impression.
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Not Guilty and Divorces Granted in Equity Court
Report covers a Not Guilty verdict in a Westbourne case after delays and adjournments. It notes Absolute divorces granted Monday in Equity Court to Betty Marflak near New London and Helen R. Reightler of this city, with custody and child support orders and costs assigned.
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Helen R. Reightler
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