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JOHN EDGAR HOOVER —_, DIRECTOR advise the Division later of any further details. -Newman there who advised him that the Chicsgo office _advisibility of again questioning Miller's wife, Vivien - Mr. Nathan... Mr. Telsen = Mr. ClORE.-— es T ptr. RAWATES nee Mir. Egan ones “far. quinn._.— 4 ir. Lester = Mr. L.OCKO-— = SAC Larson called at 8:15 0° clock this - ae evening and advised that Verne°Miller'’s body had - ro he oe been found about six o'clock this evening at a spot | wo some six miles from the center of the city, that he ae had apparently been hit over the head with some blunt. | ere instrument and then thrown from an automobile, that ~-- 2-'-2.- the body was entirely nude except for a blanket which ©. -2005 < hed been thrown around it, and that Miller had apprently 2") . ~ been dead several hours. The police identification oa bureau at Detroit have positively identified the body = - 0 5.4 as that of Miller's, and a post-mortem is being performea = -- . on the body at the time Iir. Larson was calling. Heiss .-.... down at the police station ascertaining the details of == 2. | the finding of the body and he will also examine the ee 7 bianket which was wrapped around Hiller to determine | vo oo en if there are any clues as to his murderers. He wild eee Mr. Hughes was advised of the above. He wee telephoned the Chicago office and telked with Agent had already learned of the news from the newspapers oe ifr. Hughes informed me that he inatructed Agent Newman arn to contact SAC Purvis and ask him to consider the 27. nee _ 4 Miller, with a view to try to obtain some information . ne i from her which it was thought she might give upon learning Sa oft her husband's death. oo es | BROOKDEY - ‘HOr RNOOKDSD popy FILEDIN ¢ C- 307, LR OF YTST GR ~. | earls TON,