Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 22, 1948, Page 12, Image 12

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    THURSDAY, JAN. 22, l?4
PACE TWELVE
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Retired Merchant Tells
Police He Strangled His
Wife, Buried Her Body
MILTON, Or., Jan. it Mn Roscoe Lee Hayton confessed early
today, Chief of King County Detectives Adm Lyskoski said. tlit he
choked hl third wife, Mrs. Ellen Buckingham Coyle Hayton, to death
and later buried the body.
Tho J-year-old carpenter and retired merchant, a member of a
prominent pioneer Skagit county family, made the statement In (he
pretence of Lyskoski and Detective PhU Sand, and later alined a itate
ment In which he described the slaying.
In the aimed statement. Hayton aaid:
"On January S. 194, between and 10 a. m.. 1 killed my wife In
our home by chokinr her. About J. minutes later I put her in my ear
and drove to . I think It wai about SO feet off the highway where
I laid her on the (round and covered her up with leaves. I look a
hovel with me, I alo put some dirt over her. I then returned to
'information as to the place where Hayton aaid he disposed of the
body was withheld to permit auwontiea to searcn wiinom ir
'"'Hayton said In his statement that he killed his wife because she
mm "HouhlB-croMlnr me.'
hid It at 1U home lit Seattle sever
al montlis ago.
"I'm not sure It's there now," he
added. "I haven't looked for It
since because I saw suspicious men
hanging around (he house and
watching my movements."
Lyskoski, who praised the co
operation of Umatilla County Sher
iff Robert G. Goad and Milton Po
lice Chief W. E. DiuiMnn In assist
ing the Seattle officers, Mild Hy
(on would lead detectives today to
the scene where he said he left the
bod' of hi wife
HOP MEETING
rXJREST CIROVE, Jan, 31 tP
The fust of a series of 11 district
hop growers' meetings will be held
here January 30 with proposals lor
a new hop marketing agreement
hauling the program.
Several specialists Irom Oregon
State college will spenk at the meet
Iurs as will Rnpul T. Rowell. asso
ciate mmuiRcr of the Salem oltlce ot
the U. S. Hop Cli-owers' association.
The meetings are to precede the
Western Hop Growers' convention
at San Francisco February 19-31.
QUITS I
MKIll-YlRn .lun V) .3. r:.,w4., !
Qilmore, executive of the Crater
Lake council of Boy Scouts the past
five years, has resigned to tnke a
similar position at the Cascade coun
cil headquarters. Salem.
Oilmore is expected to go to Salem
in mid-February.
Get Well
QUICKER
xA, - Out I. a OH
tni cv'CH"',T,
IvLCI w Cough Compound
"She was souanderlng my money.
We had words as to what she
did with the money. I also found
two letters where she had been cor
responding with men. I also found
pictures of these men."
we said the slaving occurred in
the bedroom of their Seattle home, j
"We were dressing and changing
clothes. .... I put my arms around
her, and she slapped me. Then I
put my hand on her throat, as I
am showing you." (This was dem
onstrated on Captain Lyskoski)
Pot in Bag
"I kept my hands on her throat."
the statement continued, "until she
became limp. I then took her in
her present condition without
clothes and put her In a white dul- !
fie bag. like the army or navy nss.
and then took her and put her In
my car."
The swift turn in efforts to solve
(he two-week-old disappearance of
Mrs. Hayton followed nearly nine
hours of questioning during which
Hayton admitted his story of a $17.
000 cache in the Elue mountain
foothills near here was a hoax.
Hayton told Lyskoskl and Sands
that he "took the money from that
cache about three years ago" and
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