MAHON CHARGED ATEASTBOURNE

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 7

MAHON CHARGED ATEASTBOURNE

:■■■: EVENTS-MOVING. RAPIDLY;: 'tr (UNITED ; 'PBESS ASSOCIATION— COPTB.IGHT.J.. ■ (AUSTRAEJAN-NEW ZEALAND OABLB ASSOCIATION.) :. / (Received 7th May, 10 a.m.) ''[■'■,'■'- /."• ■■■'. )■'; :', -LONDON, 6th .May. ' ' Events ai'e moving rapidly :in the bungalow . iriyatery.;. ■ -The detectives last evening took.. Patrick Mahon 'to Eastbourne and/made a definite charge. 'The. police say that'the' victim, was aged 28, and had been living at. a -woman's" club in the 'west jof London. She'had been Identified.-.by' means of a' skirt found j at: '.the bungalow. 'Her club mates.say thai MissvKaye Vwas a, pretty arid sweet-nat-ured girl,_ wildly happy afTier prospective marriage; -and was never visitedrby •men; Tennis was. her chief hobby/ '-: A motor-driver :arid .other: people at Eastbourne areuimphatir that. the. second woman,.'.who;is! described as dark, and whose sobriquet is"The Countess," was Mahon's: mother; who was living at Liv- ■'■ erpopl.. Mahon had been living with hiswife Jand daughter at Richmond. He is an. Irishman,, and a well-known/member of the: Mid-Surrey ißowling ■ Club.' He was; playing ,at the dub .on. Thursday, and/was in- unusually, good spirits, and seemed very happy. .:.