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Kansas City Massacre — Part 28
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November &, 1933,
MEMORANDUM FOR SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
Ki. H. PURVIS
Re: VERNON C. MILLER with aliases - FUGITIVE,
I. 0. 1195, et al.
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
This memorandum covers my observations and activities in
connection with the escape of Verne C. Miller on the night of November 1,
j 1933.
° On Monday evening, October 30, 1933, I was instructed by
Assistant Special Agent in Charge D. 0. Smith to go to Room 207 in the
Sherone Apartments for the purpose of assisting in maintaining a sur-
veillance of the apartment in which it was believed Verne Millar and Yi
were located. I remained in thet apartment from the above stated time
until Wednesday evening, November 1, 1933, at approximately 8:00 P. M.,
at which time Special Agent E. P. Guinane instructed me to relieve
Special Agent Earl Van Wagoner, who had deen stationed in a Ford Sedan
located within the close proximity to the fire escape of this apartment
building. Special agent Van Wagoner had been at that post of duty for
about 12 or 14 hours. There was stationed in this same Ford Sedan
Special agent J. H. Rice. Agent Rice was seated in the back seat of
this sedan and had with him a machine gun. I was seated in the front
seat. Agent Rice informed me that the instructions for the occupants
of that car were that we were to maintain a close surveillance of the
fire eacaps, since that was a possible avenue of eacape for Miller,
and that we were also to maintain as much as possivle a survelllance
of the Galt Street entrance of the apartment building, but he (Rice}
atated he had been informed that it was not possible that Miller would
be able to get to the lobby of this building,
At approximately 8:30 P. M. I observed Bobbie Moore come
out of the Galt Street entrance of the apartment building, accompanied
by two small girls who appeared to be approximately 12 or 13 yeare of |
age. She walked to the corner of Sheridan and Galt Street and waited
there with the children until it waa possible for them to safely croas
to the other side of the street, which they did, Bobbie Moore remaining
at the corner of Galt and Sheridan.
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