Police officers lead Manuel into court during his appeal.
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Interest in the Manuel trial was intense as shown by this queue for
seats
in the public gallery on day one of the proceedings.
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Crowds outside the Manuel trial watch William Watt leave the court
after giving evidence.
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Murder victim Marion Watt and husband William, who was briefly
accused of the crimes.
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The murder weapon
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17-year-old Isabella Cooke, another of Manuel's victims.
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Officers search for the gun which Manuel used ti kill Peter Smart,
his wife Doris
and their 10-year-old son Michael in their home.
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Police search for the body of Ann Kneilands, 17.
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Superintendet James Hendry speak to the press about the case
on September 17, 1956.
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A police photographer takes a picture of the Burnside house where
Margaret Brown,
her sister Marion Watt and niece Vivienne were killed.
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The snowy golf course where Ann Kneilands was murdered in 1956.
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