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a Te? _ i ieee +h . Aa a Ce “| . CON a ie er 3 3. - Jack clark also stated ‘that ‘prady” ‘ooked Vike’ a.: man whom he saw standing near the automobile of Mra. Weat, which | was parked in front of the Union Railroad Station, a few minutes © before the massacre on the morning of June 17. He stated that he. ‘ es had at that time called the attention of Mrs. West also to the inais Fo. dividual standing near her car. It happens that Jack Clark operates an elevator not more than ten feet from the desk occupied by - : Mra, West at the Union Station. At the time Mra. West was inter- ee viewed, her a:tention was called to the substance of these state- v . ments by Clerk, but she stated she could not identity ¢ either Brady woe os _ or Kelly in the connections mentioned, Po ee ag th ease ke ‘__ Jack Clark also stated to “agent Trainor that tm we mediately after the massacre, he wes on the side-walk in front. 2... +> of the east door of the Union Station, when three men approached - him. One of the men acted as spokesman, while the other two re-. ait mained silent. The man who talked asked him whether or not he had © seen the shooting, and he atated that he had. The man then asked him whether or not he could identify anyone who had done the shoot- ing, and he stated that he did not know for sure. The individual — then informed him that if he could so identify, it would beboove . . him to remain silent at all times, and he pointed to the dead body -- = of Frank Nash lying in the car of agent Caffrey and stated that — . Nash had done too much talking, which was the cause of his having ~~” been killed. Clark stated thag the man who had addressed him re--..- .. sembled very closely Jamea(Fur}Garmons, frequently mentioned in ~~ : this case, and who is now in custody at Crown Point, Indiana. He atated that he viewed Fur Sanmons personally at the office of the a Sheriff, Kansas City, Missouri, during the latter part of June, can oa - 1935, at which time Sammons was in custody. That at the time in | question, he believed that Sammons was the man who hed addressed him in a manner of intimidation et the Dnion Station, as herein mentioned, but he did not disclose this fact for fear of publicity - ae which was probable thru State authorities. He described the in- | wt, dividual who had addressed him, and whom he believed to be Sammons, . as a man about forty-five years of age, about five feet, seven te inches in height, weighing about one hundred sixty pounds, with dark complexion, small bleck muztache and black hair. He stated - that the man was hatless and wore a brown knitted golf sweater 7 and no necktie. yee ‘ 4 , : lt at al a tial al ano nah mnie ited Aina, Fema an