The Washington times., 1932-04-22
CASE EXPECTED
To CO To JURY
TUESDAYNOON
Prosecutor Maps Final Plans
For Battle to Jail
All Defendants
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young naval officer. returns to
the mainland today, out DR..
Thomas Orbison will remain
at Darrow's side until the end
Of the trial.
Through the rebuttal testi.
mony. Kelley hoped to emphasize
two ontentions-ei her that
Lieutenant Massie faxed an
attack Of insanity, or if he did
become insane. it was subsequent
to the shooting.
Goes to Jury Tuesday
Darrow meanwhile was re.
ported to be studying with keen
interest statements attributed 10
DR.. Cation before he left the
mainland. The States alienist
was reported to have made a
speech in San Francisco in which
he strongly indicated that he
believed Lieutenant Massie to be
insane. How this will fit into
the States case was a matter of
conjecture.
Darrow and Kelley both ex-
pressed hopes that rebuttal testi,
mony would be concluded tomor.
row. allowing the final argu.
ments to be made Monday and
Tuesday with the possibility that
the Jury may be given the case
by Tuesday noon.
The jury has been locked up
for IA days and has begun to
show signs of considerable rest.
1essness.
Kelley TO Call Doctors
Kelley is planning to place
only four rebuttal witnesses on
the stand-Drs. Cation and
Bowers. DR.. Robert Faus. local
psychiatrist, and Miss Maupana
Peters.
Miss Peters. a stenographer in
the city attorneys office, will
testify that Lieutenant Massie's
actions appeared normal when
she saw him Immediately after
his arrest.
Speculation meanwhile con-
tinued rife over the unexpected
action of Mrs. Thalia Massie,
when, climaXing her testimony IN
behalf of her husband and
mother. she tore up a document
handed her by Kelley and said
to be report Of a psychopathic
examination made upon her and
indicating a rift in the Massie
home.
DarrOw Is Satisfied
Kelley has protested that the
document was admissible as test.
mony. Applause greeted Mrs.
Massie when she tore it to
shreds.
Darrow indicated today he was
satisfied with his case. He has
frankly admitted that the defend.
ants kidnapped Kahahawai. the
alleged leader of the five hood
lurl1s in an attack on Mrs. Massie.
The defense. however. has
maintained that the Staying was
not done with malice afore.
thought but came as a result
OF Lieutenant MaSsies greatly
perturbed mental condition. The
object Of the kidnapping, Darrow
argued. was to secure a confes.
sion that would clear the Massie
name and end "vile rumors."
The hiring Of DR.. Cation to
counteract the defense conten.
tions was made over the protests
Of Kelley. it was learned. It was
done by Gov. Lawrence Judd. act
ing in conjunction with A. G. NJ.
Robertson. dean Of the Honolulu
bar. and Harry Hewitt, territorial
attorney general.
DIR. Bowers Unpaid
DR.. Bowers, the second State
alienist, volunteered his services
without any arrangement for
compensation. Kelley was under
stood to be strongly opposed TO
the importation of outside alien
lists. feeling satisfied with DR..
Bowers and DR.. Faus.
Interest on the streets of Homo
lulu ran high as the trial drew
near a close. The opinion seemed
to be that the jury would dis
agree, although an acquittal
would be generally expected
under the circumstances.