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asked me to buy some
anything. I tried to get a hypodermic syringe. I next went
oson. I went in. I was unable to get
to the King's Dispensary. I managed to buy an oz of potassium
cyanide for 40 cents. This is my signature in the Poisons
Book - Exh, 18. The other two were in the car just outside,
in Queen's Road Central. The powder was in a bottle. I
handed it to Cheng. He ut it in his pocket. Next I went
on foot to the Phamacy, the car remain at the King's.
At the Pharmacy I bout a 2 o.e. hypodermic syringe in a
nickel plated tin. It was like this, xh, 24 a. I opened
it at the time. The syringe that I bought was identical.
cost $4. I got the money from Cheng in advance. He gave me
ing
It
a $10 bill. I handed the syringe to Chang in Stanley Street.
We had driven there. He examined it. I told him it cont
$14. He said, "I don't care if it cost $114." I then told
him that it cost only 34. He put it in his pocket. I did
not see it again.
We three next drove in the Austin to Victoria Statue
Square. Z. à Cheng get out; I remained in the car. They
told me that they were going to Messrs. Lo à Lo. They went
off to go there. It was about 11 a●Mo They returned about
11.30 nell, and informed me that they had seen a lawyer at
Messrs. Le & Lo's. Then Cheng gavo Zimmern $10 and told
us to go to any other lawyer that we wished to ses. Before
that they told me that the lawyer said that if a man wa
under 21 and killed someone he would be detained
the
The accused
Governor's pleasure. They told me nothing else.
told me that if I was not satisfied with this explanation I
could go with Zimmern to any lawyez. 2. I went
Hastings, Dennys & Bowley and saw Mr. Davidson. We then went
to see Mr. C.Y. Kwan. His office is in the H.K.3. Bank
building.
we then returned to statue Square. Cheng asked
if I was satisfied. I amid "Yes. * It really did not matter
whether the advice which the lawyers gave me was satisfacéory
or not, because I had no intention of killing Fung. ity
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