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~%~EW" ~’NGLAND ASSOCIATION O1~ FII~,E CHIEFS S & S WATERPROOFING CO,, INC. lVaterproofing Engineers and Contractors Building Inspection and Restoration 100. WEST SPRINGFIELD STREET BOSTON 18, MASS. COmmonwealth 6-4480 KANE CHEVROLET COMPANY INC. 286 ADAMS STREET DORCHESTER 22, MASS. Phone AVenue 2-8000 Massachusetts Indemnify Insurance Company Superior--M.l.l.Co.--Disability Insurance Non-Cancellable~ Guaranteed Renewable BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS Complime, ts o! Hartol Petroleum Corporation of New England 170
NEw ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CI-IIEFS Under Common Law, the crime o1~ Arson was well defined by Blackstone as ’~the malicious and wilt?ul burning ot? the house of another," but since that time, an avalanche ot? statutes has overwhelmed this definition, .so that its ;ormer scope is interesting only in a historical sense. Where it was originally confined to dwellings and nearby buildings, it is now extended to all manner of structures, etc. Where it t?ormerly protected only the. habitation ot? man, it now covers personal property and even crops. Once, it was limited to burning the house ot? another, and now, one may be convicted if he burns his own property. Arson has always, been regarded by the law as a heinous and most aggravated offense, for not only does. it endanger human life and the security of habitation’s, but it evidences a moral recklessness and depravity in the perpetrator. The offense is. marked with the most deliberate and atrocious malice. It is. not perpetrated in the heat of passion, but coolly and stealthily, and without any view of pecuniary gain, and the consequences are such as no mind which is not utterly hardened and depraved, can even contemplate with complacency. "The crime of Arson is one ot? the most heinous in all the catalogue." Blackstone ingeniously compares Arson with murder and indicates. preferential regard t?or the murderer. "This is an offense of very great malignity,-and much more destructive to the public than simple theft, because: "1. It is an offense against that right of habitation; which is acquired by the law of nature, as well as by the law of society; "2. Because of the terror and confusion that necessarily attend it; and, ¯ "3. Lastly, because in simple theft, the thing stolen-only changes its master, but still remains in use for the benefit of the public, whereas by buming, the very substance is destroyed." It is als0 frequently more destructive than murder itseif, of which, too, it is often the cause, since murder, atrocious as it is, seldom extends beyond the ;elonious act designed, whereas fire too frequently involves, in the common calamity persons unknown to the incendiary, and not intended to be hurt by him, and friends, as well as enemies.. It. was. a capital offense until more lenient statutes were reinacted in the 19th Century. Arson, burning to defraud the insurer, and reii~d Crim~s,are most generally, if not invariably, committed under the cover of darkness., at times and in a manner calculated to divert suspicion, and where no living being other than the criminal himself or those who are acting in concert with him can be present as eye witnesses, ihereto. In such cases, it is. almost invariably true that the detection and conviction of the criminal must be based on circumstantial evidence, at least in part. A learned author once said, and I quote: "Circumstances! are invincible proofs.. They will not bend to the inclination of parties. Witnesses may be mistaken, may be corrupted; things can do rieither~ and therefore, so far as they do, deserve unlimited, unreserved faith. Circumstances cannot lie." Where presumption necessarily arises from circumstances, it is more convincing and satisfactory proof than any other kind of evidence because facts cannot lie. 171
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