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taking an auburn convertible coupe, which was registered by hex 4n the - name of MRS, ‘A. Je WILLIAMS, to- the Galt Street entrance of the Sherone Apeartmenta, . When an attempt was made to capture miller on the’ second * . floor of the. Sherons Apartments, he. eluded pursuit and ran down: to. the - auburn Coupe, being driven by BOBBIE MOORE and after. firing) two:or a ? 7 2 three shots at a Special agent of. this Division, was, driven anay by. “6 BOBBIE MOORE... Miller diseppeared end ‘his whereabouts is not presently: known. Vivian Methias was teken into custody inthe corridor "immed ietely after the attenpt to cepture Miller. -‘BOBBIE MOORE remained hidden fran . Novenber 1, 1933 until November 6, 1933, at which time she appeared at - the’ United States Marshal 'é office at Chicago and was Vaken lato, custody. co Vivian Mathias denied her identity ‘gnd stated her name wes CLARE HAYES, and refused to give any further information except that she admitted immediately after the shooting and during interviews sub- sequent to the: shooting,’ that the person in her epartment Was Vernon |. ‘Miller, who was wanted in ponnection with the Kansas City Massacre. Pe "BOBBIE MOORE made a statement to an ‘Agent admitting that she knew Vernon o - Miller for some time end also that she Anew that, ne Wee. 3 wanted in nd connection with the Kansas city murders.” ar Loe ede ee ea le “log a ae rad tues - . The facts in thie case were “presented to. the “Hederer™ ‘rand Jury in the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, on November _ 6, 1935, by Special agents J..J, Keating, | a As Rice, J. » Le Medals, oo Ee Ne Notesteen and. Es Pe Guinene. car ae et we a“ eS \ - on November. 8, “1933, ' ‘a tre ‘pad was » returned, charging » Sub fect Vivien ftathias and BOBBIE MOORE with harboring and concealing ‘@ person for. whom a warrant had been issued, so as to prevent discovery” “and arrest of said person, in violation of Section £46, Title.14, 0 U.S.C.A-, @nd also a second count, charging Conspiracy 80° to ) a, in violation of Section 88, Title 8, U.S. C.4- - on November 20, 1933, Vivian Mathias and BOBSIE MOORE re- tracted a former plea of Not Guilty and entered pleas of Guilty, in Federal court at Chicago, Illinois. They were sentenced by Federal Judge J. H. Wilkerson, to serve six months on Count No. 1 of the indictment, charging them with harboring and concealing Vernon C, Miller, and to ‘ONE YEAR AND ONE DAY. on the second count, cherging “conspiracy 80 to do. These sentences are “fo run concurrently and rill be served in «. the Federal prison for Women, alderson, West Virginie, to which institu- _ ¥on Vivien Mathias and BOBBIE MOORE were Temoved on December 1, 1935. ‘ ree ae - are . on the hight of ‘November 29 ’ Yos3," ‘a a boay was found murdered 4n Detroit, Michigan. This body was identified positively by fingerprist identification, as the body of VERNON C. NILLER.