Holmes' Own Story: In Which the Alleged Multi-murderer and Arch Conspirator Tells of the Twenty-two Tragic Deaths and Disappearances in Which He Is Said to Be Implicated, With Moyamensing Prison Diary AppendixMudgett, Herman W.
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Holmes' Own Story: In Which the Alleged Multi-murderer and Arch Conspirator Tells of the Twenty-two Tragic Deaths and Disappearances in Which He Is Said to Be Implicated, With Moyamensing Prison Diary Appendix
Mudgett, Herman W.
Mudgett, Herman W., 1861-1896; Serial murderers -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Biography
[5] The claim so persistently advanced that this note was a forgery
is untrue; it was still in existence a short time ago, and if the
prosecution will produce it the signature can speak for itself.
[6] In any instance, when not registering under my own name, my
handwriting will substantiate my statements.
[7] At the risk of being tedious, I have entered into a minute
description of our stay while in Toronto, especially as it applies
to Saturday, the 19th, and Thursday, the 25th of October, as they
seem vital dates in the case.
[8] The tacks used later to replace the portion removed were taken
from the carpet in the room, and have been compared with those
still there to make good my statement that here was where the
mutilation of the trunk occurred.
[9] In answer to a recent question from the authorities, if, after
Hatch had thus changed his appearance, he looked like myself, I
answer, No, at least not to a sufficient extent to be mistaken for
me by one who knew us both.
Transcriber’s Notes:
- Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_).
- Blank pages have been removed.
- Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected.
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