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Mr. Spears described Bonnie Parker as age 28; height, 5'-5" or 6"; weight, 100; hair, dark brow and bobbed; build, slender, Mr. Spears stated that no description of Jack Sherman or Babert Bloigh was availeble, but that all were from Texas and unquestionably spoke with s Southern sccent, and that $1,000 reward had been offered for their apprehension. It was stated that it was believai that the persons, who passed through Stockton, Kansas, were headed for Denver, probably enroute to Wyoming. Immediately upon receipt of this information, arrangements were made to have same broadcast over the police raiios at Denver, Colorado, and Salt Lake City,Uteh, and to have the information published in the Denver Police Bulletin, Seme was effected, The information was also broadcast over Salt Lake City Radio Station KSL, and through this broadcast reachel into points in Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Washington and Oregon. ~ Letters incorporating the information were also forwaried to the principal sheriffs in the State of wyoming. On July 28, 1933, a representative of I. Le Davies, United Press Service, Salt Leke City, Utah, called at the Salt Lake City Office and exhibited a wire which his service received to the effect that the Iowa State Police informei that it was the understanding of that body that Bonnie Parker was in custody and confine! in a hospital at Denver, Colorado, Agent telegraphe! the Denver, Colorado, police to check all hospitals and verify,and report was rendered to the effect that Bonnie Parker could not be loeated at Denver, Colorado, REFERRED UPON COMPLETION TO OFFICE OF ORICIN eee. \ fh Date ne pebviete” agi gon FP fe Pah ae ahd