INSURANCE FRAUDS
FIRE-MAKERS’ CONFESSION
BY CABLE--PRESS ASSN. COPYEIGHT.]
LONDON, March 8. In the fire conspiracy case, Capsoni detailed his financial transactions with accomplices, following the fires; also how invoices were faked and forged, and the value of each article trebled. Mrs. Capsoni told how the fires were arranged, and how she set. fire to the Franco-Italian Silk Company. The hearing was adjourned till March 21. Bail totals £lOO,OOO.
ACCUSED MEN ROBBED.
LONDON, March 8.
While the fire conspiracy case was proceeding, three thieves, posing as detectives, pushed into the house of two of the defendants and stole jewellery and a small sum of money. They departed in a saloon motor car with a liveried chauffeur.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 March 1933, Page 7
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