Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Brines Defense Is
Another Vas Slayer
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oot from her definite information that
sbo had talked to another woman who
had told her what have iudicatcd?"
"U is absolutely immaterial." Mr..
Gordon objected. ut proves nothing.
This is hrarsay.
The affection was ovcrruled by Judge
| Ferguson. who said that in view of the
character of the case this testimony
should he admitted. but he warned Mr..
Gray that this line of testimony could
not be followed much further.
"Your Honor said Mr.. Gray, IL
only want to ask who the detective
was
Tie Judge nodded consent.
'I cannot recall MnjUr Wynne an
SwCreU.
BlOOdstains Identified
Or. Kolmer. tho witness who tcsti
| fed that the bloOdstainS on the BrincS
cars were the marks Of human blood
was qualified by Mr.. Gordon a. an Cx
| pert.
"Did you go with DR.. Robinson, the
tity chemist; Mr.. Bodkin. the city
photographer, and Officer Kiker last
night at my request to tho Fourteenth
police district in Germantown" he
was asked. IL did"
did you see an automobile?' 81
did,"
did you go to the same station
house in Octobcr?" II did"
"Dd you see the same car there in
OctObg that you saw last night?' 81
| did"
"Did you take any samples of blood
stains from the door of the autOmo
bc?' Il did
II will show you the door OF an auto
mobile, and ask you If this is the door
from which you took the blood sam
pies"
That is the door," replied the doc
tor.
How many samples did you take?'
"SCvpn."
"For what purpose did you take
them" '"ro determine whether they
were human blood"
The expert was then asked if he is
able to diffcrcntiatc by the tests he APP
pied between human blood and nam
mllian blood.
DR.. KoImcr started to make an clab
crate answer, but Mr.. Gray insisted
! Ferguson agreed that this should bc tn,
tOrm Of answer, and il it was imbossi.
bio to answer directly. tie physician
should tell why he could not give sucl
IN answer.
Yes" said DR.. Kolmcr. ~ am vel
able to determine by tho tests ] applied
between mammalian blood and human
blood. "
Tho ,,.;,,o., 1l,,,, ,,,al.,oJ . ,,,or,n
randum book and started to read from
T. Mr.. Gray again objected. Mr.
Gordon intcrpoSed, saying he wanted t,
BE- entirely fair in this matter, and fol
that reason was not asking the eXpcr
yes and no. answers.
"Wcll, il that is the case said Mr.
tray, Il have no objection. especial!
i Mr.. Gordon wants to be entirely fair
The occasions on which Mr.. GOrdor
tries to be fair in this case are 81
larr that ! certainly must take advan
,aSc of them, ard therefore Withdraw
my objection"
DIR. kolmer then testified that hi
results showed that spots he removed
rom tn" automobile door were made b,
hlman blood. He also stated that Onl,
t' I.oCd Of gorilla or an Orang- -Outal
could lC compared with human blood
n,'id he was satisfied that the blood Il,
,lad examined was that of human
being.
IN cross. examination Mr.. Gray askc
when the witness had removed the bloO
marks from the door. October ~,
lne eNnrrt answered.
am, When did you make the tests?'
lhrcc weeks later"
:, what was the quantity of the sam
pies You Took" "The quantity | usr
was not woighed-this was not ncccs
,ary, ! used II sharp knife. and re
moved the quantity | required"
M"r" all the samples that you re
moved human bloOd?" "Thc scvcnt
Samn," was not human blood.
va, like the rest of uS. then. doctor
you 9o make mistakes sometimes. Re
member that in your direct examination
o'l 'ald that all SpotS that you re
"VWr'N were human blood.
n Mr G"rdon objected to this and Mr.
va, turned away, saying, "Oh, that
Jury Sees BlOOdstained Door
r"'rolman Kiker. of the German
coN "Nh district, who found the Brine
% yo "h thew street, and who tcstifc
"MrlUay, was recalled.
,oo.d u'd Won 60 yesterday to the Four
,,n "'n,n district station house NJ my re
".Ml' asked Mr.. Gordon, with tn
NY photographer, the city chemist an
"r kpmGr?' Il did"
to,. yLG You remove any part of IN an
'',.,9nileF' YES, the right rear door.
were there any markings on tn
'"E,rr %M'r right hand corner of the d00
t,nich You removed?" Eyes, there was
,tta'N there the same as when We foun
'"s car in October last"
dencc, '"'" was o"e''" III '''
Anna ', AFFORD, Of n East Waluu
ane' was the next witness. She tcsti
s, CIV mat she lived directly across th
rno' neet from Thomas Il, Virgins, II
40 you know the defcndant?" 81
y. ..