,"
village,
and
whether
the
hatch:
cover
on
the
boat
had
been
!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
Mai'
8,
1952
r
tuur'
rout,
"I'-
Many
;
Stock!
Today
tograph
wiiers
a
full
foii-annn
bottle
was
found
by
him.
On
the
bottle
were
dark
brown
stains
in
which
were
embedded
several
strands
of
hah'
and
visible
'Rupert.
-White
said
he
locked
the
cabin
of
the
Westerly.
He.
'had
examined
the
inferior
brief-!
ly
at
Port
Simpson.
"
"It
was
in
a
very
disarrayed
Vnndltion.
There
were
Hood
locked.
The
boat
may
have
pitched
a
little;
the
hatch
cover
had
not
been
loc
ked.
throughout
the
ni$ht.
session
into
ft
trial
within
a
con-
cerning
admission
of
vvidenee
formerly
not
submitted
by
the
crown.
RCMP
Sgt:
L.
A.
-N.
Poiterton
said
Ryan
was
arrested
at
his
home
at
about
4
a.m.
December
King
(fmirtftT
S.
It.
J..1inM.iu
Mil
i
RELUCTANT
WITNESSES
(Continued
from
pae
li
"Yes."
.
I
"Did
you
see
lights
on
the
omnpics
oi
nair
trom
th
heads
of
accused
and
the
victim
as
w.'U
as
accused
fingerprints
along
with
the
bottle
had
been
submitted
for
analyses
said
Const.
White.
Mr.
Justice
Woods
said
hr-would
like
to
see
all
evidrwo
t
this.
Can't
you
tell
us
any
more?"
Lawson
said
hi
had
towed
one
of
two
boats
adrift
back
to
the
whart.
It
was
the
Eileen
S,
owned
by
Robert
Sankey.
Const.
White
said
he
had
j
found
no
money
in
the
Ryan
,
home,
which
he
had
searched,
j
and
had
found
no
money
in
the
dead
woman's
purse,
besides
one
I
five-cent
piece
ir.
the
change
I
compartment.
Mr.
Brown
asked
the
witness
!
to
show
the
jury
how
the
inside;
of
the
purse
was
torn.
Const.)
VAXrOVVER
American
Standard
Bralome
B
R
X
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Croni
l
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian.
Mines
Pioneer
s
Premier
Border
Privateer
i
Westerly?"
j
After
a
considerable
Wells
said
he
had
seen
pause,
lights.
6
00
.04
1.35
.06
...
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...
,
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...
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2.30
...
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09
24.
A
police
boat
deported
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Part
Simpson
;
following
a
midnight
telephone
i
rail
from
thj
Indian
village.
It
landed
with
five
police
of-i
fleers,
BgV
Potterton
in
charge.
After
some
convei:sation
with
;
persons
on
the
wharf,
the
police
;
contingent
headed
for
the
Ryan
:
home.
Accused
was
sleeping,
said
Sgt.
Potterton,
who
instructed
;
a
constable
to
handcuff
him
while
in
bed.
the
case
presented
today,
so
the
5S
stains
on
the
walls,
on
the
floor
:
!
and
around
the
engine."
Wit-
I
ness
said
no
articles
were
touch-,
ed
before'
photographs
had
bee
1
taken
in
Prince
Rupert.
"Are
you
sure
the
articles
on
i
'the
boat
were
in
exactly
the:
same
porition
in
Prince
Rupert!
as
they
were
in
Port
Simpson?"'
I
asked
defence
attorney
Mr.
!
Brown
beginning
his
lengthy
j
land
thorough
cross-examina
tion.
j
'
"I
think
the
articles
Iwere
in
the
same
position,"
said
th'-1
witness.
.
Mr.
Brown
asked
if
the
West
Lawson
said
he
had
not
towed
:
before
seeing
Ryan,
in
the
Westerly,
Ryan's
gillnet-!
Mr.
Brown
referred
to
the
ter,
which
was
alaJ
adrift.
,
i
script
of
last
year's
trial,
read
Why
not?
'
asked
the
judge.
.
where
Wells
stated
he
had
seen
But
after
Lawson
answered
he
lights
"go1
on
and
off
'after
he
thought
perhaps
the
owner
was
had
seen
Ryan
swimming.
,
aboard.
He
said
no
more.
He
,
"I
was
mistaken."
said
Wells,
raid
he
"couldn't
remember"
if
"Well,
why
did
you
s.qy
that
he
heard
Ryan
or
any
other
then?"
insisted
Mr.
Brawn.
ju'j
uc
ttuuirsseu
in
the
morning
and
in
the
afternoon
be
able
to
retire
to
consider
the
verdict.
"The
jury
should
not
be
tired
out
when
it
is'
called
upon
to
make
such
an
important
decision
in
a
murder
trial,"
said
the
judge.
The
public
section
of
the
White
also
said
there
had
been
;
what
appealed
to
be
blood
stains
on
the
inside
of
the
purse.
There
were
bills
paid-up
store
bills
in
the
purse,
show-
i
ing
December
23
shopping
total-
i
ling
$45.28.
II
AIR
ON
1SOT1MC
Witness
pointed
out
on
a
pho
"I
Reeves
MacDonald
4
00
Reno
...
.
06
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
55
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
.03
4
Spud
Valley
07
2
Silver
Standard
2.40
Western
Uranium
4.45
Oils
AukIo
Canadian
8.10
was
scared,"
"'hispered
j
HANGOVER
'
The
sergeant
s..id
Rvan
was
erly
may
have
pitched
or
rolled
,
during
its
tow
from
the
Indian
Wells.
'
Scared
of
me?"
No
answer.
"It
if
obvious
he
is
now
Mr.
Hogg
quickly.
not
drunk
when
taken
into
cus-;
tody
"but
may
have
had
a
little
said
bit
of
a
hangover."
'
Const.
Jack
White
identified
"Were
a
lot
of
people
drunk
at
a
long
Hat
ot
exhibits
which
jn-
62
1.76
A
P
Con
Calmont
asked
,eludt:u
men's
underwear,
u
worn-
Port
Simpson
that
night?
Mr.
Brown.
"Yes.'
'answered
Wells.
TRIAL
WITHIN
TRIAL
;
an
s
green
purse,
a
soft-drink
bottle,
a
man's
wristwatch
and
;
shoes.
He
told
the
court
.Ryan's
boat,
began
i
the
Westerly,
had
been
towed
Central
Leduc
3.65
Mercury
30
Okaka
4.50
Pacific
Pete
13.75
Royal
Canadian
23
TORONTO
Police
evidence,
which
late
ii
the
afternoon,
continued
by
the
police
launch
to
Prince
sour.ds
on
the
Westerly.
"I'm
not
quite
sure,"'
he
replied
to
steady
questioning
by
both
Mf.
Justice
Woods
and
Mr.
1
Hogg.
Two
teen-age
girls.
Ruth
Wesley
and
Ruby
Dudoward.
said
they
had
been
on
the
wharf
between
10:30
and
11
p.m.
They
saw
the
two
boats
adrift
in
the
harbor.
From
the
Westerly
they
heard
screams,
"and
"pots
and!
pans
being
thrown
around."
Both
girls
said
they
saw
Ryan
1
cp.
the
Westerly.
i
CREAMING
1VO.M
iN
Ruby
Dudoward
si.id
she
heard
r.
woman
screaming:
"Leave
me
alone!''
Screams
were
accompanied
by
the
crash
of
dishes.
The
girls
sa,d
ncc-'sed's
bro-
'.he.',
Larry
Ryan,
ha.i
been
with
them
on
the
whrf.
j.arry
had
shouted
..o
Ryan
on
the
Westerly:
"
'Tie
up
j
Ji.r
boat'."
"
'Shut
up,
or
vou'll
to
next!'"
But
this
had
not
worried
the
girls,
they
said.
They
left
the
boat
and
spent
the
next
hour-
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crens-examination.
J
When
they
returned
again
to
1
I
the
wharf,
the
two
boats
wv;re
I
still
adrift.
Ruth
Wesley
told
Mr.
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mmmm
she
heard
a
splash
near
the
Westerly.
She
saw
the
body
of
a
woman
In
the
water.
"She
tried
to
pull
herself
on
the
boat,
she
Was
grabbing
for
the
side.
She
screamed
when
she
couldn't
make
it."
Ruby
Dudoward
said
she
also
heard
the
splash,
saw
the
body.
Attempt
was
being
made
to
swim.
!
She
didn't
see
attempts
to
;
'
clamber
aboard
the
boat.
I
Ambrose
Wells
gave
little
more
'
than
"yes"
and
'"no"
answers
in
his
testimony.
Mr.
Hogg
asked
j
the
questions.
Wells
confirmed
he
sad
wen
Ryan
swimming
in
i
the
bay
underneath
a
bridge
on
which
he
was
standing
"about
!
midnight."
Then
Ryan
got
ashore,
walked
I
up
to
the
village
and
to
his
home.
!
"Was
Ryan
staggering?"
asked
.'
Mr.
Brown.
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thief
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$1000
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a
small
sicfe
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