The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
y walter LOVELY. obe simmons.

a. waiter LO"eIy' Ope ohiiVh0i
and Bob Jackson.
@. Had John ~ been to the stable
before.
A. | was not there, but my en-
ployees said that he had been there
several times that morning.
Thirteenth witness:---W Walter Lowery;
(lives at Iuka, Livingston county, Ky.,)
| have known Edgie Gregory five or six
years; also know John d. ! was in
Dycusburg on the oath, | saw John d.
about four o'clock, found him on the
hill at the back of the hotel lying down,
face up hill. was among the first to
approach him. He said; gentlemen
what have | done, what does this
mean?' The defeedant was brought
down town Thursday. He said oh
please, Mr.. Lowery, what have ] done,
what caused me TO do this? Char
ley Gregory answ r ed hi m by
saying you have killed my brother.
John d. did not make any explanation
as to how the blood got on him. | was
not in the bank after the trouble
Fourteenth witness: Cleve Martin:
81 was at home cutting kinding, DR..
Phillips came and told me there was
some trouble, heard some one say
get the horses out Of the ia b e, |
thought there was a fire. Dr. Phillips
said, John d, was the man. ] went
to the hotel and found no one there ]
then went upon the hill and heard some
one say, John D. is found. When |
first saw him, he was resting on his
elbows, had one Of his hands in his pock-
ct. told him to throw up his hands.
got over the fence, Dycns and Pick
ering searched him. He SAID What
is It fellows? What have ] done?
You surely have the wrong man.
They took him to the hall and there he
often said something, ON e h ng,
something asked him, why have
you done this? He said that he had not
done anything. Why is that blood on
you. said, he said: 4 did that killing
hogs. | said ! know better than that,
| helped kill hogs, Monday. He said,
Il was putting away the meat.
Fifteenth witness:- Mrs. F. B. Dy-
Gus: Il went to the bank Saturday aft
ernoon about twenty to four. saw John
D. in the rear room Of the bank. Did
not see him do anything Know nothing
about il further"
Sixteenth witness x. Jackson:
ION the evening Of the oath. ! was in
Yancy Bros, store. ] was present
when John d. was arrested He was
on the hill about a hundred yards back
Of the bank. first saw him lying on
his face. There were only four Of us
when we first found him. but later
there we're about twenty-five. John d.
first said. What have done?" He
was then taken 10 the city hall. did
not 20 to the hall then but did later.
heard John d. make no statements in
the hall: was in the bank next day"
Seventeenth witness Charlie Jones:
II was present when John D. was ar
rested. John d. said: What does all
this mean? have not done anything. %
Some one said. you know what you
have done ! saw blood on his collar
and on his cheek. Some one asked,
what does that blood meant But he
did not reply was working on Mr..
Cassidy's house when first heard the
following. saw several people run
ming. We brought him down the hin
10 the hotel. was sent into the hc,eI
10 get the handouts and handed then
to Judge Yeats. Then ] went back
after the ball and chain. but could not
find Il. John d. unlocked the hand
cuffs himself. ! was present when I'd
gie opened the front door Of the bank
and he was bloody all over. wenI
into the hank. saw the blood on III,
shelf back Of the vault, a bloody dent
on the ceiling made by the Ratchet.