New-York tribune., 1922-11-13
New Witness
SWears Gibson
Story Is False
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ARM and that Jane Gibson has from
''h,e TO time visited at the place of
residence OF ,deponent: that ON the
lash day of September. 1929, deponent
sMeturned Mn from her work in the Citv Of
Nv aIew iork TO her place of residence at
oous So p M; that about 9:45 D. m.
afpohent prepared to go to bed; that
A." 49, minutes before l0p m, on the said
oate, deponent looked at her alarm
clock and observed the time and then
wound the clock; that a few minutes
hereafter deponent heard her dor
paIklng and went to the door and
looked OUT that deponent thereupon
saw Zane Gibson approaching de-
ponents Place of residence; that de-
ponent and Jane Gibson then engaped
m , conversation and both sat down on
ueponent's stoop; that the subject mat
yer OF the conversation was the loss
q or dog belonging to the deponent on
me previous day; that Jane Gibson said
1haS she had waited at her house until
every one had gone to bed before com
ing over to see the deponent, that Jane
I,oson told deponent that on the morn
ihg OF the lath day of September, while
sue, Jane Glbson. was going for her
a.a'!, sho mad seen Hungarian man
On hamilton Road leading by a chain
the dog belonging to deponent; that
ssne, Jane Gibson, knowing that the
dog belonged to deponent, had taken
tne dog from the Hungarian forcibly,
stating to him that the dog belonged
20 her, Jane Gibson; that the reason
why she, Jane Gibson, had come over
TO see the deponent was that she, Jane
| GIBSON, feared that the Hungarian
might cause her arrest; that she, Jane
Gibson, told deponent that the dog was
| then at her farm; that the conve RS alton
lasted about fifteen minutes; that de-
ponent then put on her shoes and coat
and accompanied Jane Gibson to the
| iatters farm; that as deponent and
Jane Gibson approached near to the
| nouse OF Jane Gibson she requested
deponent not to make any noise, mas
ta mueh as she stated that every one in
the house had gone to bed; that de-
ponent and Jane Gibson then went
to nearby chicken coop, where de-
ponent found her dog; that deponent
and Jane Gibson then went IN the
direction of another chicken coop on
the farm and remained near by in con-
| versation for some time thereafter;
that deponant then left Jane Gibson
and returned to the place Of residence
OF deponent, that upon her return there
| TO deponent tied up her dog and en-
tered her place of residence, that she
Immediately looked at her alarm clock
and saw that the time was few
minutes, before. IL o'clock, and that
deponent thereupon retired.
"NELLIE 10 RUSSELL.
Colbert P. Brush, Notary Public,
Kings County"
Mott Reluctant to Talk,
Prosecutor Mott vas reluctant to
discuss this turn of the case tonight,
but, over the telephone, he did say:
"Mr. Pfeiffer came to nv home this
| afternoon and turned over to me an
| affidavit. I'll have it investigated. Mr..
Pfeiffer has q perfect right to conduct
his case as he pleases and to conduct
| my case as | see fit"
Don't you think that this affidavit
seriously attacks the credibility of Mrs.
Gibson as witness?"
II am not going to say anything
about any witnesses credibility OF lack
of credibility."
But you have said that YOU believed
| in the credibility Of Mrs. Gibson ard
that her story stood up"
II have been quoted in the news
papers," replied Mr.. Mott evasively,
"for lot of things I never said"
Don't you think, Mr.. Mott, that this
affidavit tends to diminish Mrs. Glib
sons credibility?"
II am not going to discuss the
credibility of any witness. have said
that repeatedly in the case"
! Mr.. Mott then added that he had
changed his plan of coming to New
| Brunswick tomorrow where he was to
have kept, an appointment with Detec-
! tive Mason. He said that instead he
would go to Somervile. The presump-
/ tion is that he is going there to have
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