QSR1911/2/5/2b(i) (ii) (iii)

These depositions of Rose Dorothea Keane & Arthur Vintner were taken on oath before me Walter Harter on 11th March 1911.-, Justice of the Peace for Bedford.

11th March 1911

From: 1911 To: 1911

Rose Dorothea Keane on her oath saith; I live at 73 Golington Avenue Bedford and am the wife of Frederick Keane. I was present at the first hearing of the case. The clothes produced with a note were handed back to me. I have not gott the note, I threw it away. I am unable to find it. The note was in Edith Doe's handwriting. Edith Doe 65 Goldington Avenue were the words written on the paper. Signed Rose D Keane witnessed Walter Harter. Arthur Vintner taken on oath 11th March 1911 in the presence & hearing of Edith Doe, who is charged that on 9th February 1911 she did unlawfully cast & throw herself into a certain river with the intent to kill & murder herself. He saith; I am a polce constable stationed in Bedford. After the last hearing I recived the clothes produced. There was a note on the clothes. It was the note produced with the clothes at the last hearing. I handed the clothes and the note back to Mrs Keane. Signed Authur Vintner P C

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Keane, Rose Dorothea,
Vintner, Arthur,
Keane, Frederick,
Doe, Edith,
Harter, Walter

BEDFORD, clothing