The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-10
new STORY IS TOLD
Of CRIME BY MISS
K|NRAOE
DETECTIVE MILLER SECURES IT
FROM SISTER OF MURDERED
cIRL-NEW VERSION is DIFFER
EMIT FROM THE OTHERS.

HAMILTON, Ont, March l0.-(Spe-
cial. lit was admitted at police head
quarters today that Detective Miller,
the provincial officer In charge OF the
kiDrade murder case, had "A long Inter
view with Florence kinrade, sister OF
the dead girl, in Toronto yesterday
and that the officer succeeded in
drawing from the girl an entirely new
story OF the crime as Witnessed by
her. Miss kinrade has told four dif-
ferent stories OF the crime In the past
week and her story TO Miller yester.
day was entirely different TO any or
these. clearing up, ii is said. several
very important points, and aiding the
oficers very much In the huge chain
OF circumstantial evidence that they
have built up.
The mass Of evidence that has been
gathered Is nearly all circumstantial,
although very strongly involving GER
tain member of the Kinrade family.
The only hope that the police have OF
either proving or disproving this de-
ponds entirely upon the stories which
Mrs. Kinrade and Florence will tell at
the inquest tonight.
IL Investigator Blackstock. the lion
of the Canadian criminal bar. can Sc
cure the real facts from these two wit
nesses the police claim that an arrest
will be made inside of "a hours other
wise they Will have little chance to
do anything. They are now waiting
for the inquest Florence Kinrade's
story being the missing link In the
chain of evidence already prepared
for the jury
great deal depends upon this
story TO be told by the sister So i'm
portant is her evidence. that the pro
vincial authorities secured permission
yesterday afternoon 10 exhume the
BODY OF the dead girl for the purpose
o. securing new coroner. as they de-
cided that they needed the evidence OF
Or. McNichol, who until last night
was the coroner in the case DR. Nc.
Nichol, who lives near the scene OF
the tragedy, was the first man on the
scene after the alarm was given and
Florence Kinrade told her first story
To him The police are eager to have
the doctor as witness tonight, in
order TO secure the story that he heard
from the sister, but this could not be
done while he was coroner.
An inquest was held last evening at
the city hospital. where the old jury.
which had been re-empanelled. viewed
the remains. which had been eXhumed
in the afternoon, and after DR.. Ander-
son had been placed in charge in
stead of Or. McNichol the jury adj
journed until this evening. Another
postmortem examination was made on
the body last night but the doctors
absolutely refused to state the result
or the reason for this
Members OF the kinrade family still,
maintain that the motive for the muir
der was robbery. Earl Kinrade. the
youngest brother of the dead girl. Ia
Toronto, yesterday afternoon, said
there had been proving around the
house for several nights before the
crime He said:
IF the man who shot Ethel was
a resident OF Hamilton he would not
have boldly marched up the street and
gone in the front door One cannot
imagine anyone possessing a motive
strong enough to lead him to want TO
shoot a member of the family. thus
leaving the door open for his ultimate
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