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Kansas City Massacre — Part 28
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delay in firing. However, Sgt. Kennster fired o burst of 18
shots, 7 of wiich took effect in the auburn sutomobile.
Officer Frenk Fremuth advised that when he received inform-
ation to the effect thet ifiller had been identified, he proceeded
imiediately from Apartment 207, going dow two flights of narrow
Stairs, and saw a man at the desk who appeared from the rear to
resemble iller; that he questioned the man for 4 moment, after
which he sroceeded to Galt’ Street, noting that Miller was getting
into his car. He fired three shots, one of which took effect
in the rear of the car; that he and Set. Keapster ran down ths
street in nursuit of the car as it was impossible to obtain
access t> an automobile.
iller was not apvrehended in the corridor, on the steirs,
or in the lobby of the Sherona Apartments, because the identification
wes not made positively until he was alnost opposite the stcirs,
beceuse he was not oursued imedi-tely from the apartment to the
steirs, an” thence through the lobby, end it is also believed thet
rAiller would have been aporehanded had an automobile been held in
realiness for pursuit, as the auburn in which -liller was riding
wes abandoned sols -few blocks away, due to a puncture in one of
the rear tires, caused by a machine gun bullet,
It is also believed that had -cents Leckerman and Hice been
advised previsusly, chat tne mean suspected as ifiller would soon be
leaving the apartment, they would have been able to apprehend him.
It is be:ievel that hed agent Nichols fired on Miller, without
giving hiia chances to stop, and give up, that filler would heve beam
apprehended,
Vivian Mathews is now being held incomminicado in the Chicaro
Palice Department, and thus far questioning hes feiled to elicit
any information of value whatever from her. She refuses to identify
Miller in uny wey, or to furnish any information regarding her
activities with hia.
The United Stutes Attorney here has esreed to present the facts
to the urand Jury in Chicago on Monduy, November 6, 1953, for the
yar-ose of obtaining an indictient against Vivien iiathews, charcing
her. with herboring « fugitive.
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