The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-12

don't have to prove he was there by anyone sitting there. We don't need a moving picture of the crime.
 "Mr Reilly said if the baby dit not know the kidnaper he would | have cried out. Now l don't know | about that.
 "Why this man crushed the child to death of insensibility right ir the nursery room." Hauptmann was red faced and Col Lindbergh still perspiring.
 Did he use the chisel to crush the chiId's head? That's a fair in- ference.
 "Now, that beer stein. You know tho Lindberghs wouldn't have beer stein in the room. That was a toy that resembled a stein. 1t played music.
 Tt was in a recess in the win dow.
 "Hauptmann got into the room beer stein or no beer stein on the window sill.
 "They said Hauptmann would have crushed the suitcase by the window if he had stood on 1t.
 "Give me that sultcase.'
 An attendant carried the suitcase before the jury box. Wilentz step ped on 1t and addressing the jury, he shouted:
 "Here-I'm standing on it--both feet--and it's not breaking. And 1 weigh 1GO pounds!"
 Mud on the suit case, mud on the floor.
 When we don't bring the mud in they say we should have. When we bring the ladder In they say i.s too much.
 Wilentz answered charges that state police bungled the case by quoting Col Londbergh's testimony in which he said:
 q think New Jersey has gooI state police force.
 "The defense points out that first the state called him a master mind and then fool.
 That's the history of crime, ladies and gentlemen; tho history of crime--the egomaniac makes the mistakes of a fool.
 "If we had nothing more against him than Condon's Identification, that would be enough.
 He said. Well, I'll take $50,- OOO.
 "He agreed to take $5O,000 in- stead of $70,000. He wasn't work. ing for a boss! He was working for himself
 "I couldn't with 5000 years of experience give the performance that MT Reilly gave yesterday. "I couldn't do that the way he did. with his mask of sincerity. And he's an excellent person out side the courtroom.
 of Condon died and If Perrone (the taxi-driver) came in and said that's the man who gave me the note that would have been enough to make Hauptmann guilty"
 Wllentz pointed out that the descriptions furnished by Condon Pcrrone long before the defend ants arrest fitted Hauptmann.
 "The man who gave the note to Perrone wrote the first note. He was the man who had the baby and the sleeping suit, and he go' the $50,0O0.
 "The defense says Colonel Lind bcrgh could not remember the VOiCe TOT tWo yeuTb, WIlSUt1 balu
 "Lindy, who knew tho whirr of every single piece in that motor that took him across the ocean Lindy, couldn't forget the voice oi tho man whom he knew took his baby.
 Wilcntz defended pr Charles II, Mitchell, the Mercer County medi- cal officer attacked by Reilly at incompetent" yesterday.
 "Of course. Dr Mitchell was not q staff member of any hospital Regulations of county medical oiii' cers forbid 1t.
 "Dr Mitchell's report said the infants skull fracture was so ex- tensive that death must have been instantaneous"
 Wilentz urged the jury to dlsre. gard the defense's unsupported in' situations that other persons com mitted the crime. ''I think there has been unusual liberty in this respect in this case