Le Dr Keith Simpson (deuxième à gauche) le Home Office pathologiste arrivant à l'hôtel Ritz peu avant sept heures hier soir avec sa secrétaire Jean Scott Dunn et Détective surintendant John Burrett (3e à gauche) après avoir été appelés à la détectives Ritz Hotel exclusive dans Piccadilly Londres après avoir briser une porte d'une chambre et trouver le corps d'un homme et une femme. L'homme a été pendu à une armoire et la femme était près de lui avec la gorge tranchée. Il y avait des signes d'une lutte. Il est apparu que l'homme avait d'abord attaqué la femme et couper la gorge avec un rasoir, puis pendu

• Contributeur: Trinity Mirror / Mirrorpix
• ID de l’image: ERN4DG
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• Autorisations: Modèle - non | Propriété - non
• Dimensions: 4239 x 3088 px | 35,9 x 26,1 cm | 14,1 x 10,3 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 10 mars 1953
• Photographe: Mirrorpix

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Dr. Keith Simpson, (second left) the Home Office pathologist, arriving at the Ritz hotel shortly before seven o'clock last night with his secretary Jean Scott Dunn and Detective Superintendent John Burrett (3rd left) After detectives were called to the exclusive Ritz Hotel, in Piccadilly, London, after breaking down a door of a bedroom and finding the bodies of a man and a woman. The man was hanging from a wardrobe and the woman lay near him with her throat cut. There were signs of a struggle. It appeared that the man had first attacked the woman and cut her throat with a razor and then hung himself. He had tied a cord over the top of the wardrobe and used his braces as a noose. The police were called by the management after they had found the bedroom door locked. The couple arrived at the hotel on Sunday, saying that they intended staying for only one day. After registering as M. Pierre Delaitre and Mme. Eileen Delaitre, oft he Rue de la Condamine, Paris, they were shown to a room on the second floor. The woman was described as very attractive. Detective - Inspector McKechnie, of West End Central Police Station, took away letters, written in French, which had been found In a suitcase. Last night Scotland Yard got in touch with the French police by radio and confirmed the couple's Identity. Built in 1905 at a cost of ¿400, 000, the Ritz was the first steel and concrete hotel building in England, and the first to have air conditioning. 10th March 1953

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