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Ex.VI.
P.12.
P.13.
P.14.
Headquarters at 10.30 a.m. I then picked out a man from a
number of others. He was very like the man who threw the
children over. The man I picked out is the accused. The
upper garment of the man I saw throw the children over was
similar in colour to this garment Ex.VI.
On 17th July I saw a number of different kinds of straw hats
at the central Police Station. I picked out a hat similar to
EX.V.
(Mr. Lim objects to the production of this hat.)
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The man I saw on the bridge was very thin his hair was long
and shaggy and he had high cheek bones. and sunken-in cheeks.
It was for these reasons I picked him out at the Police
Station
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X X. Mr. Lim. When I first saw the man I was on the very
beginning of No.2 bridge. From the time I saw him to the time
he had thrown the girl and then dropped himself it sermed
about a minute. It is difficult to tell. When he climbed
over the railings he had his hat on his head. When I first
saw him he had his hat on his head. It is difficult to see at
that distance if the boy struggled when thrown in. There was
screaming going on. The little girl seemed to be looking over
into the nullah. I got there just as the boy was being picked
If the girl did try to run it was such a small movement
up.
I could not ser. I think the little boy had a white shirt but
I cannot remember very well
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the little girl had a light
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cotton frock. I don't know the color. The accused trousers
were dark I can't fix a color just dark. I do not know
Michael Pine's parents. I did not see them after this incident
I may perhaps have seen them but I have not spoken to them and
don't know them by sight. I did not count how many men were
on parade. I did not know any of the parents of the children
who were thrown into the nullah. I have not spoken to any of them after the incident. I told a newspaper reporter of what
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