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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1955)
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . 'AUGUST 28, 195$ 5rT CR1MESTOPPERS textbook Walking THkUUGH Y.X DARK AREAJV AN INCONSPICUOUS WHISTLE WORM AROUND THE NECK CAM BE INVALUABLE IN , , SUMMONING AID. . THATS THE 64-DOLLAR . QUESTION, CHIEF? I'VE' BEEN SEARCHING FOR BULLET MARKS ON THE BONES NO RESULTS. THIS WAS THE WORK OP A ' PROFESSION AL MOB. BE APPARENT IN THE FEMUR BONE? f NOT if NECESSARILY VI VARIOUS IM WITH YOU, CHIEF. IM CONVINCED THEY DELIBERATELY DRESSED HIM IN A MUCH SMALLER ' SUIT THAT WASN'T HIS OWN IN AN vATTEMPT TO MAKE IDENTinCATTCN. IMPOSSIBLE. mi JL. MEANwHILE, SAM CATCHEM HAS BEEN CALLED BACK TO THE SCENE BY. THE OFFICER ON GUARD. SEE? SOMETHING SHINY " TV dtf-fiimi imr iriiTunn F YES. MVWIFES MOTHER WEARS ONE OF THOSE. T SURE. ITS THE EARPIECE OF A -1 V HfcAKIINU AID. y HOWEVER, THEY MAY HAVE SLIPPED . UP. IT SEEMS THEY FAILED TO ; REMOVE HIS OWN SHOES, THE SIZE OF WHICH JIBES WITH HIS BONE :ture. SIT DOWN AND LOOK. ( STRLK m r THE RIGHT HEEL IS A HALF-INCH L THICKER.' THIS MAN OBVIOUSLY HAD ONE SHORT lEG. r 725" AT FIRST I THOUGHT IT VAS A STONE-BUT ITS TRANSPARENT. 1" IT5 EMBEDDED IM TUC - YEAH THATS THE LITTLE GADGET THAT FITS INSIDE AND HAS A WIRE ATTACHED TO A BATTERY. , T I THINK , WE HAVE SOMETHING, ) sslj . a-at-sr HAVE YOU l ( YEAH. 7 ( B MEAN WHILE- IT'S HIS ROOM, MA'AM! 3U NEVER WANTED ANVTHINCj TOUCHED. mm V ALL OUT AND 1t rS?33HF5Wffl3,l I SEEMS I REMIND HIM OP WIS DAUGHTER GEE , IF THAT'S GOOD, I'M GLAD,. 0' COURSE BUT SHOULD ANYONE- BE REMINDED? WOULDN'T IT BE BETTER JUST TO FORGET 7 J STILL, YUH CANT FORGET SOME THINGS - LIKE TH SMART D.A. WHO GOT HIM INDICTED. AND' minrv Lint rr-r lii i iki' Llio !ottM 1 WIFE AND KID AND THAT CRAZY TYPE JURY BUT TH CLINCHER WAS TH' PREACHER, WHO'D TALKED TO MRS. LEETS AND ANN, AN HOUR AFTER MR. LEETS HAD GONE 3UT ON TH' LAKE FlSHItl' PREACHER HAD GONE WAY OFF TO AFRICA MISSED TH' WHOLE TRIAL AND ALL BUT WHEN HE GOT HOME AND HEARD 'BOUT IT- AND TOLD Ul CTADV. Dl nD WEMT TH' D. A.'S qREATVlCTORl FOUND HIM GUILTY f HOW CAN TWELVE PEOPLE BE SO WRONG BUT THEN A COUPLE O' KIDS SHOWED UP-THEY'D BEEN SCARED TO TALKjO, J ypoORMR. LEETS ! A MILUONB vikn DOLLAR HOME- GARDENS -LAKE- f-Jl . -- -ii I MOUNTAINS BUT HE JUST SITS , j feSH? AND STARES AND SEES NOTJjlN' T fc-1 f K, kip'&ss. JBi I fi'lUStlCB IS "BUNa BLtt SHE IS."AvLi' AH' DEEP AH' DUMB AH' HAS I )T7 il-f i A WOODEH LEG? iwurv prroi euhhe- ' i VJ " 'lrJlili' I I . A BITTER THOWJHT BVT POSSIBLE jnj X&S&f -Jj OR MAYBE HE SEES TOO MUCH MEMORIESHIS WIFE . AND LITTLE QIRL-MURDERED F ALL HIS HOPES AND DREAMS" SMASHED r NO WONDER IV. .S w Mma TOLD 0 TWO TOUGH BUMS PARKIN' A BATTERED OLD PANEL TRUCK ON A WOODS ROAD, AND SNEAKIN UP TO TH' LAKE COTTAGE WHERE TH' KILLIN HAPPENED TH' KIDS HID THEN RAN HOME-DIDN'T TELL WHAT , THEY'D SEEN FOR WEEKS ill J lT (ft BUT, TONY- QOTTA J i BE A MOTIVE WHY I DID TH'JURY FIGGER 4 MR. LEETS COULD DO SUaANAWFUL THING ? HUNDRED THOUSAND? LOT O MONEY, TO PLENTY PEOPLE NEVER HAD NOTHIN'"' LIKE THEM ON TH JURY, I QUESS 7 BUT MR. NO? BUT HE'LL 1 I LEETS USE PC REAL DOESN'T NEED GOOD -YES? V THAT KIND EAL MONEY-If Mir V
