Mar. 21, 1957 - Nurse Witnesses In The Dr. Adams Trial Get A Warning From The Judge: Three middel-aged nurses who travelled together to the Pld Bailey yesterday went home to Eastbourne last night on three separate trains. The reason they separated; For the second day running the judge, Mr Justice Devlin, had warned the three, prosecution witnesses in the Dr. Adams murder trial, not to discuss the case. the reason for the warning: They had to discussed it when travelling together on the express train from Eastbourne to Victoria yesterday. The three women-all nursed Mrs
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3592 x 4924 px | 30.4 x 41.7 cm | 12 x 16.4 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
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Mar. 21, 1957 - Nurse Witnesses In The Dr. Adams Trial Get A Warning From The Judge: Three middel-aged nurses who travelled together to the Pld Bailey yesterday went home to Eastbourne last night on three separate trains. The reason they separated; For the second day running the judge, Mr Justice Devlin, had warned the three, prosecution witnesses in the Dr. Adams murder trial, not to discuss the case. the reason for the warning: They had to discussed it when travelling together on the express train from Eastbourne to Victoria yesterday. The three women-all nursed Mrs. Edith Morrell, whom Dr Adams is accused of murdering - heeded the judge's warning. Photo shows Sister Annie Mason - Ellis travels home alone on the train from Victoria to Eastbourne yesterday. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)