(3) After 6 o’clock, At 6 o’clock the girl when Stanley left, he got was still asleep in the cubicle, “fooling about with her” and “I could not resist (she being quite alert and the temptation.” She knowing what was moaned a little and meant), and it was all seemed to faint. I left over in a minute. “I the room, and after a strangled her in my little time she commenced passion.” After it was all to call out again, and I over, “I could have taken went in to stop her, and a knife and slashed her up in endeavouring to stop and myself too, because her I must have choked she led me on to it.” her. I got suddenly cool and commenced to think. (4) He had to meet a “Could Gladys not see girl friend, so he took the the girl when you went body from the cubicle into the cafe?” No, as and put it in the beaded the body was in the cubicle, room off the big room, we had our drink in and brought Gladys Wain the big room. into the cubicle, and when Gladys was gone he brought the body back into the cubicle. (5) I asked him how I said: “Did you go he got back, and he said back by car?” He said, he came back by motor car. “No”; he had a bike. I said: “A motor bike?” He said: “No, a push bike.” It will be seen that on every point about which nothing was known to the police, the two “confessions” are absolutely at variance. On the points known to the police, they absolutely agree except that Harding (rightly) makes Ross speak to another girl at the door before he speaks to Gladys Wain. This the police knew from Stanley’s statement, though it is not in Ross’s written statement. Further comment on these suggestive facts seems unnecessary. WAS THERE “INSIDE” KNOWLEDGE?