The defendant, tried upon an indictment charging murder of his wife by strangulation, offered medical evidence of her death by asphyxia due to convulsions following drug overdose. Two writings in the form of diary entries in the decedent's handwriting and indicating the husband's involvement with an employee in an extramarital affair were received in evidence when offered by the prosecutor as "most important...
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