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™ } T. F. Weiss. Yov. 9-17, 1923. -8- FR I I A that BRYAN BUREKHART swore at the inquest of AUNIE BRowy's murder f that he, BUREHART, returned her to her home at Fairfex from her visit to his trother, ERNEST'S, that Saturday, May 21, 1921 at four or 4:30 P. M. in the afternoon, and swore further that he bad never aceon her since. This line of evidence that fhe BURKHARTS employed inforsant te se-| cure was not sought for by the BURKHARTS until it beoane generally | _ mown that JOB MoGUIRE and others had seen BRYAN BURKEART with ANETR ‘BROWN at Ralston, and that some otter parties had geen him with her ‘gt the roadhouse near Burbank, and that MRS. G50. JAMES had seen him with ANNIE BROWN at Fairfax between two and three A. MW. Sumay morning, May 22d. ’ Informant atates that it was quite apparent to him that PAUL JOHNS and wife and LEB MORGAN and‘wife and the other persons ingluding the yed-headed woman and her escort that night had all been seen previous- ly ty the BUREKHARTS and lined up as they were all wery friendly and geemedtuto have their stories down pat ready to relate. | It is agent's opinion that BURKHART'S story of this trip from Grayhorse tack to the fork in the road north of Fairfax the next morn- ing about 2 A. M. i8 substantially the truth, but that the further facts are that BURKHART did take ANNIE BROW to her home in Fair~ fax after these cara separated, but that the uncle BRIDGES was not in the car with BRYAN BURZUART and ANNIE BROWN at the time, or at a least left them and got in the car with the other party that went into| .— the Aye Grayhorse, and that BRYAN BURKHART drove alone mth ANNIE BROWN in ela att hie brother ERNEST'S Buick car from the fork of the road north of aoe al a Wn ar ea i