HONOLULU TRIAL.
CONCLUSION APPROACHING. EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE. HONOLULU. April 19. The trial was continued to-day of Mrs. Forlcscue, her son-in-law Lieutenant T. 11. Massic, of the United States Navy, and two bluejackets, E. J. Lord and Albert. O. Jones, on a joint charge of kidnapping and murdering a native, Joe K a Italia wai. Dr. Thomas Orbiscm, of Los Angeles, a psychiatrist, stated in evidence that Lieutenant Massic was temporarily insane when ho shot deceased. The trial is approaching its close. Mrs. Massic probably will enter the witnessbox to-morrow.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21163, 21 April 1932, Page 9
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