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alan ae I nt tea SEE a aie te tT LE ee et PE viele le le AE cen Siete a Dn a Lae Ec BR Se * ° =" 5 F - % > oy g #2. A _ al 13 body in order to find tho iullot that <illed-her, he stated ne cut. +z: i< body all to vieces, even taxingy & meat u.ce and cleaving the flesh rom’. the-limos, u11 of whicn looked to be » senseless and horrible task, ; If he is tails <inad of a» man, thera is no telling what he will do tovaré. -: i? Molly Surxnart. I am of the opinion that he is allowing her to use nar~ — eotics, and would probably bring about und hurry on her deata, and get .. “See «sheer im such shape thut we would have to bring her husband, drnest Suri. 3 Fd hart, bacx to her at Fairfax, #11 of which we do not want to de, and 212° ee 21s of which the attorneys for the defendant, 3iil.tgla,.are endeavoring 22, every way possible to be brought about. I um.arranging to tame Wolly : Burvhart, witn her two small children, to Hot ‘Springs to join ner has= pee band, Of course, in bringing ubout this arrangerent I aa getting ner : es consent to mai the trip. I haven't been suscessful thus far in doing 26 so, but I believe that she will consent to lea@ve in“the next day or die 7@ The attorneys for Bill Hale, as I have stated, heave done: si, everything they possibly can to get Surxhart out,of our hands, Their pars 75 pose, of course, is to so intimidate him as to have him repudiate his ‘co~ #2} fession tht he has made to us and his consent to testify against his.. Ys uncle, bill Hale. They have, during their efforts to get durxhart, threat- e332 ; ened the United States attorney and I with a nabexes corpus oroceeding and P34 hove anpliod te Judes fotteral with & motion to compel. us to deliver this rs yan to tnem, liowever, forsesing this probable difficulty, I secured é Burthart's statement subsitting nimself to our care for protection, ete., he and tren secured another letter from him, addressed to the United States “Sh | Attorner, to the effect that, despite the fact that the attorneys for 3112 — 43 Hale were sayin, that they were his, Burshart's, lavyers, they were nat . and thst he hed never enployed them and didn't expect to. ‘Wpon tresae th pss attorneys addressine: their motion to Jude Jotterzl for this witness' pro-_ - duction, laying claim that toey vere his attorneys, und tiost he vas bein @ held «:2inst his will, ete., the United States attorney .roduced ticse | 44 letters to the Court; thereby saowin; to the world and the court Landling 35 this case that tney were resorting to sharp practices in tne defense of . Bill Hale. Iney have somevnat succeeded in bringing ubsut the intisida~ tion of John Ramsey, who confessed to us his guilt in this case and ad=- ~ mitted the murder of Nenry 3oan, together with his part in the blowing up of 3111 Saitn's home, by 8111 Hale having paid an attorney to represant — Him. [ think, novever, before the trial that we will o@ able, tnrouga — his@fanily, to gave Romsey, witnout any flare-iscd witever, turn o,singet tna, and 1 iso« for alin. to plead "puiltn" and testiry. : I nave asd the ascents inacing tnis investigation cranare. on aves tia ahive reoort and send to you, wadlon, no doubt, uas reacned you per a +P un des “1 wl ros en % t a + , aan »,