The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

together.
 MR. JOCKLYN.: Strong motive. Lady welter's bankruptcy would have thrown him back into the precarious existence which he was leading between 1928 and 1881, with the additional burden of . wife to support. It Is now proved that he told Q direct lie in his early statement where he said that he was in his bath at 7:45, since Mir. Rocksavage met him in the passage still unchange at 8:10. Moreover, "6lick" Daniels' evidence goes to show that Jocelyn had deliberately invited him on board in the hope that he might square accounts with Blanc.
 MISS ROCKGAVAGE.: MI, as far as K known at the moment.
 The foregoing examinations and the writing of the report have oc- cupied me all morning and at the moment admit that I am com pleteiy baffled. Only the two stewards, the ships carpenter and Stodart are conclugively ruled out, 1t having ben quite impossible for any of them, or any other member Of the crew commit this crime.
 Against Miss Rocksavage and the Honorable Mrs. Jocelyn we have no evidence of motive, although both of them had opportunity.
 On the other hand there was motive and, in many cages, very strong motive against Count Poso- dini, MT. Rocksayage. the Bishop of Rude, Lady Welter, MT. Haya- shi and the Honorable Reginald Jocelyn; and all of these had op- portunity.
 A further report will follow this evening.
 KEYS REFERRING,
 Detective Officer,
 Florida Police. 1:35 D. m, 9-l-37, on s. f. Golden
 Gull.
 After lunch today MT. Rocksavage came to me and said that he would like to sec me privately. We went to the small writing room together and he told me that our interview of the morning had greatly upset him. He again protested his complete inno- ccnce, of Blanes death and said that, in spite of any unpleasantness which might arise for him out of the matter, he had decided to inform me of certain facts which would clear him altogether.
 He then sent for Doctor Ackland, his personal doctor, who always travels with him, and in the pres- ence of the doctor, Detective Ofiicer Neame and myself, he made the fol- lowing voluntary statement.
 This statement has been duly votiched for aB the truth and signed and witnessed by Dr. Ackland. VOLUNTARY STATEMENT MADE
 BY MIR. CARLTON ROCKSAV-
 AGE 9-l-37.
 AS a man who is responsible for many millions of other peoples money, I have been subject to bouts of acute worry at times, when my affairs have not been going well. In consequence, few years ago, I took to the habit of administering drugs to myself by injection; their purpose being not to allow nerves but to key me up for further efforts at times when I was suffering from severe strain.
 Dr. Ackland has always pre- pared these injections for me and, on the night in question, ] brought him down to my cabin with me for this purpose, as I anticipated Having to enter into a strenuous conference with Blanc that night after dinner. It was customary for me to rest for a quarter of an hour after the injection, in order that the drug might take effect. It did so on this occasion. Dr. Ackland remained with me until I had changed and went up to the lounge for dinner could have mentioned the doc tors presence before as an alibi and given some false cause for his presence in my cabin but. in view Of this police investigation, where my habit of injecting my self with drugs might come to light later. felt that suspicion might be cast upon Dr. AckIand's vcracity unless I told the whole truth now.
 Carlton Rocksavage. The foregoing statement wal written in my presence and bear witness to itg entire truth.
 Frank c. Ackland.
 Pin. s. D., F. c. s. B. DEFECTIVE OFFICER NEAME'S SHORTHAND NOTES OF DE-