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Her life at stake, Mrs. Evelyn Dick is seen in these photos taken outside court
Her life at stake, Mrs. Evelyn Dick is seen in these photos taken outside court

Her life at stake, Mrs. Evelyn Dick is seen in these photos taken outside court

Date2/27/1947
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Original Toronto Star caption: Her life at stake; Mrs. Evelyn Dick is seen in these photos taken outside court.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Hamilton
Province or state:Ontario
Region or district:Hamilton-Wentworth (Ont. : Regional municipality)
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0120979F
Appearance of Mrs. Evelyn Dick seen arriving in court with sheriff's officer, was somewhat of a surprise. She is subpoenaed as a witness
Appearance of Mrs. Evelyn Dick seen arriving in court with sheriff's officer, was somewhat of a surprise. She is subpoenaed as a witness
1/27/1947
Hamilton, Feb. 25-Mrs. Evelyn Dick, the lady in the gray coat, in court here today, was identified by Frank Boehler, 19, former farm hand, as the woma(...)
Hamilton, Feb. 25-Mrs. Evelyn Dick, the lady in the gray coat, in court here today, was identified by Frank Boehler, 19, former farm hand, as the woma(...)
2/23/1947
Nattily Attired, Mrs. Evelyn Dick and William Bohozuk are shown on their way to court where both were committed for trial after preliminary hearing on(...)
Nattily Attired, Mrs. Evelyn Dick and William Bohozuk are shown on their way to court where both were committed for trial after preliminary hearing on(...)
4/24/1946
Mrs. Donald MacLean who appeared as a crown witness at the Hamilton trial of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dick, charged with the murder of her husband, J(...)
Mrs. Donald MacLean who appeared as a crown witness at the Hamilton trial of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dick, charged with the murder of her husband, J(...)
10/11/1946
Second Trial found Mrs. Evelyn Dick not guilty of torso murder of her husband
Second Trial found Mrs. Evelyn Dick not guilty of torso murder of her husband
3/7/1947
Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
10/8/1946
W. MacAulay, snowplow driver, seen here, helped push Evelyn Dick's car when it was mired. John Dick was with her at the time, MacAulay said
W. MacAulay, snowplow driver, seen here, helped push Evelyn Dick's car when it was mired. John Dick was with her at the time, MacAulay said
3/3/1947
Arcade Studio. Passport photos taken here
Arcade Studio. Passport photos taken here
6/9/1968
An Avid reader of love stories, Mrs. Dick carried magazines to court while a murder charge was heard. Statements given to police were not read at second trial
An Avid reader of love stories, Mrs. Dick carried magazines to court while a murder charge was heard. Statements given to police were not read at second trial
3/6/1947
Four-year-old Heather, daughter of Mrs. Dick, prayed before a photograph of her mother while the jury deliberated. She was with her grandmother, Mrs. Maclean
Four-year-old Heather, daughter of Mrs. Dick, prayed before a photograph of her mother while the jury deliberated. She was with her grandmother, Mrs. Maclean
3/7/1947
Crown witness at the Hamilton trial of Evelyn Dick, John Wahl, shown here a Beamsville fruit farmer, a Mennonite, and brother-in-law of the murdered J(...)
Crown witness at the Hamilton trial of Evelyn Dick, John Wahl, shown here a Beamsville fruit farmer, a Mennonite, and brother-in-law of the murdered J(...)
3/1/1947
Decision of these jurors, shown outside the Hamilton courthouse, means life or death for Mrs
Decision of these jurors, shown outside the Hamilton courthouse, means life or death for Mrs
3/6/1947