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Old Bailey, juicio t19010513-396 (1901-05-13) - Breaking Peace > Wounding ERNEST TWIGG (383 Y). About 3.30 a.m. on April 30th I was on duty in College Street—I was called to No. 2, Little Randolph Street—the prosecutrix was standing at the door, bleeding very much from her head—I went upstairs and found the prisoner lying across the bed, unconscious—I sent for a doctor, who saw her; he also dressed the prosecutrix's wounds, and ordered her removal to the Temperance Hospital—it was a top room—it was in confusion—there was a lot of blood about, and this chopper was lying by the side of the bed—I took the prisoner into custody—she made no reply to the charge. MALCOLM WHEELER . I am a medical practitioner in Great College Street—about 3.30 a.m. on April 30th I was summoned by Twig—I went to 2, Little Randolph Street, and found the prisoner and the prosecutrix—the prosecutrix was in a semi-fainting condition, suffering from loss of blood—she had several wounds on the scalp, and one over one eye.; a small portion of the top of one ear was cut off; there was a great deal of contusion over the eye, extending over the orbit, and there were slight lacerations on two of her fingers—the injuries might have been caused by this chopper—great force must have been used with regard to the majority of them by the back end of the chopper—there was a great deal of blood on the clothing of both women and on the floor—I attended to the prisoner first—I found her unconscious, and lying across the…
Fuente: Old Bailey Proceedings Online (Univ. of Sheffield / Digital Humanities Institute), API dhi.ac.uk, mismo contenido que biglam/old_bailey_proceedings; CC BY-NC 4.0; https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/about/legal-info. CC BY-NC 4.0 (Old Bailey Online): solo uso NO comercial con atribución. Abrir la fuente
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Old Bailey, juicio t19010513-396 (1901-05-13) - Breaking Peace > Wounding ERNEST TWIGG (383 Y). About 3.30 a.m. on April 30th I was on duty in College Street—I was called to No. 2, Little Randolph Street—the prosecutrix was standing at the door, bleeding very much from her head—I went upstairs and found the prisoner lying across the bed, unconscious—I sent for a doctor, who saw her; he also dressed the prosecutrix's wounds, and ordered her removal to the Temperance Hospital—it was a top room—it was in confusion—there was a lot of blood about, and this chopper was lying by the side of the bed—I took the prisoner into custody—she made no reply to the charge. MALCOLM WHEELER . I am a medical practitioner in Great College Street—about 3.30 a.m. on April 30th I was summoned by Twig—I went to 2, Little Randolph Street, and found the prisoner and the prosecutrix—the prosecutrix was in a semi-fainting condition, suffering from loss of blood—she had several wounds on the scalp, and one over one eye.; a small portion of the top of one ear was cut off; there was a great deal of contusion over the eye, extending over the orbit, and there were slight lacerations on two of her fingers—the injuries might have been caused by this chopper—great force must have been used with regard to the majority of them by the back end of the chopper—there was a great deal of blood on the clothing of both women and on the floor—I attended to the prisoner first—I found her unconscious, and lying across the…