Monday, 14 May 1928: 10th sitting of the coroner’s inquest, in Coleford.
Other than brief testimony from a former quarry co-worker of Harry’s, Ralph Dowle, the medical testimony continues. Ellis is recalled, and extensive evidence is given by Professor Isaac Walker Hall of Bristol University (who had analysed the organs and blood sent to him after Harry’s post-mortem) and Sir William Willcox, a renowned forensic expert and medical advisor to the Home Office. Edward Aston, a retired insurance agent, testifies about the life insurance policy he sold to the Paces.
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