TREVANION INQUEST

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 26, 31 January 1913, Page 8

TREVANION INQUEST

BOE'S EVIDENCE

[PEEBS ASSOCIATION.] /Received Jan. 31, 10.40 a.m.) LONDON, Jan. 30. At the Txevanion inquest Ros said that the family, including the mother, approached him in 1907 to use his influence to keep Trevanion from drugs. Trevanion was ill in 1911, and summoned witness from Paris. He suggested paying witness £200 yearly as a travelling companion. Trevanion later transferred to witness £10,000, as he disliked people thinking Roe was in a different position to himself. Witness consented to Trevanion's solicitors arranging the matter. Ho denied any impropriety. He was treated like a younger brother, and he slept with Trevanion. because the latter was nervous. Witness then detailed the circumstances prior to Trevanion's death.