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lapse of 8 years and because he was wanted in China.
The explanation of the reason why he failed to emi-
grate rests entirely on his own word, and the emigrat-
ion story is rendered doubtful by the fact that he
went straight to Kowloon and did not stay in Hongkong
in an emigration boarding house.
The story of the fight also rested at the trial solely
on the prisoner's testimony, and was absolutely denied
by the witnesses for the Crown. Before the Magistrate
the prisoner's wife gave evidence of the alleged
fight. She was not called at the trial, obviously for
fear her evidence would not agree with certain answers
given by the prisoner in cross examination.
Chu Loi carried the revolver loaded and he tried to
pull it out when the Chinese detective arrested him.
The story that it was his friend's is unconvincing
and unsupported. This is the first time that anyone
has said that the prisoner was given the revolver to
sell.
It was the villagers at Kau Lung Tsai, and not the
witnesses, who informed the Chinese detective that the
prisoner was there. Sin Shu, the father of the mur-
dered man, was away in China at the time.
The deceased arrested the prisoner some months before
the murder on suspicion of stealing pigs, and three
of the witnesses say that they heard the prisoner
give his name as Chu Tsoi on that occasion.
It is an entire misstatement to say that the evidence
of identification "broke down" at the trial.
Sd.
J. H. KEMP
Attorney General.