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' no confidenop whatever in her statement, except that perhape it is true Ir. F. Weias. Now. 9-17, 1928. Stee “a that LOUIS COPPERFIRLD was drunk in her yard one night. oe i. oe. It will te noted aL the fireat place that CHAS. WHITEHORN was shot between the eyes, and notcnt or soratof%or wounded in any other we and that his olothes and person tore evidence that there had been no struggle or fight of any kind. It will also be noted that PRANCINAS BURDETT? did not come forward with her story about LOUIS COPPERFIELD — : ané his bloody clothes, etc. until months after the trimt FeITZERE murder, and not until ANN4 RIDDLE was suing or threatening to sue LOUIS} COPPERFIELD in bastardy. It will also te noted that the night CHARLIE = WHITEZHORN disappeared, he was seen as late as nine o'olock in Pawhusk while FPRANCIMNAS ia sure that it waa not more than 9:30 when she saw LOUIS COPPERFIELD at her door. BIC _#f 4 and it is agent's conviction that the statement heretofore given as te” i this LOUIS COPPERFIELD episode a ANNA RIDDLE FAMMON is the correct version of it. - However, Agent will interview FPRANCINAS BURDETT later, after she has had time to forget what statemente she made this time, and get another statement from her, and then put the pressure on and make her —~ op gad tell the real truth, if possible. 7 By ao Interviewed LUTHER P. MOSIER, heretofore mentioned, and MR. uosTER en who 18 4 very intelligent and fairly well educated young Osage Indian, |. Bry assured Agent that his personal Imowledge re. the CHAS. WHI TEHORN ; i murder is: Pe That ROY LOCKLIN and wife, BYA LOCKLIN, were guests of LUTHER | ee OSIER and wife some m and wife some months after ven WITEEORN was murdered, ot | wee eee Se a RR cnt ee eles ten eae cee ge rie mes