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Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard is intensely cross-examined today by Assistant Prosecutor, John J. Mahon. Sheppard reveals some details about his relations with other women. Defense attorneys heatedly object to the "other women" testimony, to which Judge Edward Blythin overrules their objections declaring, "His relations with other women must be taken into account." A surprise letter from Dr. Hoversten is later introduced, causing Dr. Sam to temporarily lose composure. Defense counsel then rounds out the day by asking Dr. Sam if he has ever sinned in his lifetime. Sheppard addresses the answer to that question directly to the jury.
Publication Date
12-13-1954
Keywords
Sam Sheppard, Marilyn Sheppard, Susan Hayes, Judge Edward Blythin, Stephen A. Sheppard, John J. Mahon, William J. Corrigan, Fred W. Garmone, Bay View Hospital, Randall Chapman, Mrs. Randall Chapman, Lester Hoversten, Mrs. Julee Lossman, Mr. Lossman, Miss Margaret Kaizor, Miss Margaret Kauzor
Recommended Citation
Cleveland News, "54/12/13 Dr. Sam Admits Two More Romances During Marriage" (1954). All Articles. 269.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/newspaper_coverage/269
Item Number
17a
Box Number
541213_4
Comments
(Cleveland News Final Edition). (The name of Miss Margaret Kaizor is also spelled with an "i" in this article. It is also spelled K-a-u-z-o-r in other articles about the Sheppard trial).