 ... whom he might kill; that he followed a boy, who was the first person he saw, to a convenient place ; that he knocked him down, stuck him in the neck and throat, knelt upon his belly, grasped him by the neck, and squeezed till the blood came from his...  Proceedings - Страница 201по Homeopathic Medical Society of the State of Ohio - 1899Пълен достъп - Информация за книгата
 | Allan McLane Hamilton - 1894 - 754 страници
...blood, taking evident pleasure in the deed. He knew the boy had no ill feeling against him, uonly I had made up my mind to murder somebody." He did it because he •wished to be hanged. (Maudsley, p. 158.) The boy was executed, and the judge gave the opinion that he was thoroughly responsible,... | |
 | Allan McLane Hamilton - 1894 - 800 страници
...blood, taking evident pleasure in the deed. lie knew the boy had no ill feeling against him, "only I had made up my mind to murder somebody." He did it because he wished to be hanged. (Maudsley, p. 138.) The boy was executed, and the judge ga%re the opinion that he was thoroughly responsible,... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1900 - 360 страници
...and throat, knelt upon his belly, grasped him by the neck, and squeezed till the blood came from his nose and mouth, and then trampled upon his face and...which he had obtained. He knew the boy whom he had 7iiurdered, and had no ill-feeling against him, " only I had made up my mind to murder somebody : "... | |
 | Allan McLane Hamilton - 1900 - 762 страници
...taking evident pleastire in the deed. He knew the boy had no ill feeling against him, " only I had made up my mind to murder somebody." He did it because he wished to be hanged. (Maudsley, p. 158.) The boy was executed, and the judge gave the opinion that he was thoroughly responsible,... | |
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