MOTOR BANDITS THE MURDER OF CABY
DETAILED ACCOUNT WRITTEN EXPECTED REVISION OF DIEUDONNE'S SENTENCE. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright. (Received March 1, 9.15 a.m.) PARIS, 28th February. A warder passing on an observation trip heard a choking sound, and found Carony under the bed clothes chewing crystals of cyanide of potassium. lie was dead in a few minutes. Callemin has written a detailed account of the Caby murder. Several newspapers expect a revision of Dieudonne's sentence. (At the motor bandits' trial, after being sentenced to death, Dieudonne denied murdering Caby, a bank clerk, in December, 1911. Callemin stated that he and Gamier attacked Caby. Thie statement caused a eensatiou in Court. Later several of tho prisoneie reproached Callemin for speaking too late. Two men and three women were acquitted, and others received short sentences. Carouy, who was sentenced to imprisonment for life, poisoned himself in a cell. The poison was probably passed to him in Court, and concealed by him in his glove.] **
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 51, 1 March 1913, Page 5
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