BURGLARS CONFESS
BOXER AND CONFEDERATE. (Per - Press Association.) ■■ /■' - : AUCKLAND, April 27. In the Surgery charges against ■\ Flynn and Munro, the former, in a i police statement, detailed his visits to various places with Munro, and he regretted having committed the > offences, and was prepared To render . all possible assistance in clearing the . matters up. In a statement to the police, Mun- ; ro said that, -whereas Flynn alleged , that he (Munro)’ “did the actual . breaking • and entering oh his own, in some cas.es, a man could get into . some of the places without outside help. “When Flynn first met me,”' said Munro, “he gained my confidence by the fact that he said he had burgled several places prior to my meeting him. I foolishly thought that he could not be caught by tne police, and so I consented to help him in other burglaries.” Mr Moody intimated that both tue, accused would formally plead not guilty. • 7 They were committed to the Supreme Court for trial, bail being fixed at £5OO each.. A charge against Elsie T/ovegrove, of. receiving stolen goods, was adjourned for a week.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 April 1925, Page 3
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