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General Discussion / Re: Alice Sullivan: Trial Testimony & Bellevue Hospital
« Last post by Howard Brown on January 23, 2026, 06:12:06 am »Pete:
I'll ask her...
According to the testimony, she said he died on May 11th, 1881 ( correcting the minor gaffe by Mike).
( Being cross-examined by Manny Friend)
Page 29
Q. When did your husband die?
A. 1881, 11th of May.
Q. Did he die in the City and County of New York?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Where did you live at the time?
A. When he died?
Q. Yes?
A. I lived in White Plains.
Q. Then you did not reside in New York City?
A. Not when he died.
Q. Did he reside with you at the time of his death?
A. No, sir; he resided with his mother.
Q. With his mother? (No answer).
Mr. Friend: I don’t want his name. I respect the memory of the dead too much.
Q. You were not at the bedside of your husband when he died?
A. No, sir.
Objected to.
Q. You were then living a life of shame, weren’t you?
A. No, sir; I was living with my folks.
Q. Whom do you mean?
A. I mean my mother and father and my sisters.
I'll ask her...
According to the testimony, she said he died on May 11th, 1881 ( correcting the minor gaffe by Mike).
( Being cross-examined by Manny Friend)
Page 29
Q. When did your husband die?
A. 1881, 11th of May.
Q. Did he die in the City and County of New York?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Where did you live at the time?
A. When he died?
Q. Yes?
A. I lived in White Plains.
Q. Then you did not reside in New York City?
A. Not when he died.
Q. Did he reside with you at the time of his death?
A. No, sir; he resided with his mother.
Q. With his mother? (No answer).
Mr. Friend: I don’t want his name. I respect the memory of the dead too much.
Q. You were not at the bedside of your husband when he died?
A. No, sir.
Objected to.
Q. You were then living a life of shame, weren’t you?
A. No, sir; I was living with my folks.
Q. Whom do you mean?
A. I mean my mother and father and my sisters.
