Crimes - Criminals - Judges - Lawyers - Trials
Mar. 03, 1957 - NURSES WITNESSES IN THE DR. ADAMS TRIAL GET A WARNING FROM THE JUDGE: Three middle-aged nurses who traveled together to the Old Bailey yesterday, went home to Eastbourne last night in three separate trains. The reason they separated; For the second day running the judge, Mr. Justice Devlin, had warned the three - prosecution witnesses in the Dr. Adams murder trial, not to discuss the case. The reason for their waning: They had discussed it when traveling together on the express train from Eastbourne to Victoria yesterday. The three women - who all nursed Mrs. Edith Morell, the 81-year-old widow, who Dr. Adams is accused of murdering - heeded the judge's warning. Photo Shows (L to R): Nurse Stronach; Nurse Randall and Sister Annie Mason-Ellis, wait at London Bridge Station for a taxi. Hands in pocket beside sister Mason-Ellis is Inspector Brynly Pugh
