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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1921

Page

10

Fatty Arbuckle party testimony in San Francisco account

Misa Zey Pyrron Prevost describes what she recalls from the St Francis room during the Arbuckle manslaughter case. She cites Virginia Rappe, Roscoe Arbuckle, Lowell Sherman, Alice Blake, and Mrs Delmont, detailing arrival around 1 30, pajamas, a door kicked, and findings of Rappe lying on the bed with disheveled hair.

San Francisco Misa Zey Pyrron-Prevost Zey Prevost Arbuckle Virginia Miss Pyrton- Prevost Milton U'Ren Duncan Matheson Semnacher Alice Blake Mia Delmont Dresed Mrs. Delmont Sherman Mies Rappe Roscoe Lowell Sherman Roscoe Arbuckle Fler Buckle Alice Mae Miss Rappe

Roscoe Is Still My Husband and His Overgrown Boy Image

Minta Durfee Roscoe Arbuckle’s wife speaks of staying devoted amid their separation. She emphasizes Roscoe’s innocence in the scandal, praises their shared past, and expresses a wish to help him through the difficult aftermath of the incident. She recalls their early vaudeville days and Roscoe’s rise to comedy.

Roscoe San Francisco Minta Durfee Roscoe Arbuckle Fatty Arbuckle Arizona Ferris Hartman China

Miss Rappe Case Describes Night of Injury and Argued Chaos

Witness details a tense scene in which Miss Rappe complains of dying while Roscoe Arbuckle and others respond. The account notes intoxication, failed attempts to call a doctor, and the shifting rooms and actions as the struggle to aid her unfolds.

Witness Says She Won't Implicate Mother in Matter

The conversation includes a young woman refusing to give her mother's number and expressing fear about being pressured to stay silent. Capt. Mathewson asserts there will be people pressuring her, and the witness confirms she does not know who spoke to her.

Mamma Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Rossz Senorri Annunciation St New Orleans Rte Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Schoeff Lydia E.pinkham Lynn, Mass Arbuckle Miss Rappe Room 12197 Capt. Mathewson

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