A FOUL MURDER
UNEARTHED BY A DOG. (London ‘Times’ and Sydney ‘ Sun ’ Services.) PARIS, July 6. A murder has been traced under dramatic circumstances. A builder named Croulard, living at Champigny, disappeared last week. A friend of Croulard, named Cost, actively assisted in the search, and led Croulard's dog past a rubbish heap. The dog later returned to _ the heap and unearthed Croulard's mutilated body. Croulard’s watch was found amongst Cost’s belongings. Madame Croulard planned the murder of her husband. Gost, Madame Croulard, and an accomplice named Lamy were arrested, and have confessed to the crime.
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Evening Star, Issue 15539, 8 July 1914, Page 8
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96A FOUL MURDER Evening Star, Issue 15539, 8 July 1914, Page 8
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