Complex sentence: Campbell felt sure Edalji was responsible for both the mutilations and the letters; mainly on circumstantial evidence, although a Justice of the Peace had told police that Edalji had been spotted at night near where the crimes had occurred.
Split into simpler sentences: Campbell felt sure Edalji was responsible for both the mutilations and the letters. The George Edalji Case, page 96 mainly on circumstancial evidence, although a Justice of the Peace had told police that Edalji had been spotted at night near where the crimes had occurred.