The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
VICTIM OF HOMICIDE IS
IDENTIFIED; TWO SUSPECTS
ARE JAILED BY SHERIFF
Battered and Charred Body
Found In Field That OF Samuel
Bueno, Detroit Italian
COUNTRYMEN ARE HELD
Attempt Made to Convict Wyan-
dotte Fruit Vendor and
Clerk With Tragedy
COUNTRYMEN ARE HELD

SSSSPh DlOhuO, NO' oVi NOhbiSoS-ob'
east, Detroit. called at Fountain &
Sunivan's morgue, Wyandotte. Friday
morning, and identified the charred
and battered body OF the man found
burning in an open field off the God
dard road, couple OF miles west OF
Ford City. Thursday morning, as that
OF ,his cousin. Samuel Bueno, 25 years
old, OF No 2S Chase-st., Detroit.
The authorities were convinced,
Thursday night, that the remains
We're those or Bueno, an acquaintance
having Identified ring on the corpse
as one which Bueno wore. He also
said that the features strongly resem-
bred those OF Bueno.
Blonde made arrangements with the
updertakers TO bury the body OF his
cousin In Mt Carmel cemetery, Wyan-
dotte, Friday afternoon. Blonde could
advance no motive for the crime.
Sheriff CASTOR and Chief Deputy
Sheriff Stein have also been unable
thus TO advance theory for the kill
Ing OF Bueno. They cannot find that
Bueno was in any way associated
with Tony Giannola and Samuel
Mucazie. OF Ford City, who are under
thing about the tragedy. Giannola Is
a brother OF Samuel Giannola, fruit
dealer OF Ford City, who was at first
thought to be the slain man. MucaZie,
is years Old is In the employ OF the
Giannola brothers. The arrest OF
Tony Giannola and Mucazie came
about as a result of visit by Chief
Deputy Sheriff Stein and Deputy Sher-
afcng nf a
Giannolas They went there to see
whether Samuel was the man slain.
Finding him alive and well, they
started TO leave AS they passed
through the yard they came across
a light, covered wagon. Cischke peep
ed into the wagon and discovered that
it' had been washed but few hours
before. and that layer of ashes had
been deposited on the bottom OF the
wagon box. On the shafts they found
what appeared to be oIJte on Oio0d
and human hair. The officers scraped
the blood OF the wood and turned 1t
over to County Chemist Clark for
analysis. II was also found that the
caulk marks In the snow around
where the body was discovered Tailed
with those on Giannola's horse. The
foot prints in the snow in the field
are also said to be the size OF the
shoes worn by the suspects.
Mucazie admitted. in answer TO
question from the officers, that he had
washed the wagon during the morning.
Then. the officers say, Tony Giannola
said something to MucaZie in Italian,
with the result that Mucazie denied
that the wagon had been washed Tor
some time. The officers afterward
took both men to the morgue to see
the corpse Both stared at II ana
declared they didn't know the victim
that they had not even seen him be
fore. The officers believed that they
knew something about the tragedy and
decided to lock up the pair
Sheriff CASTOR consulted Prosecutor
Shepherd, Friday morning, In regard
TO holding the suspects, and the pros
ecutor advised their detention.
Have the suspects made any state
ment to connect them with the trag-
edy. other than that in regard to the
washing of the wagon" the sheriff
was asked.
telling the truth" the sheriff replied
For instance, Giannola tells me that
he closed the store at 1880 Wednes-
day night and then retired. Now. we
have two witnesses, who declare that
the store was lighted up at 1880 a. m,
Thursday"
The suspects will be held in the
county jai for some hours, at least,
without being questioned by the pros
ecutor. The privilege OF seeing them
will also be denied all outsiders. At
torney Louis Columbo, Sheriff CASTOR
SAVE. called up the county jail num-
per Of times. Thursday, before the ar
rest, OF Giannola and Mucazie, saying
he wanted 10 see them. The sheriff
thinks Il peculiar that Mr. Columbo
should have been making inquiries
about the pair before they were real
ly under arrest.
"It looks to me-" said the sheriff,
las II Giannola may have anticipated
being arrested and notified his friends
TO get Mr.. Columbo interested in his
teha!f."
Justice Torango, of Ford City Is to
hold an inquest in the case at o'clock
next Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Castor, accompanied by Dep
utieg Cischke, Sisnowski. Vismara
and Seavitt, went out TO the scene OF
the tragedy again, Friday afternoon,
10 continue the investigation
Bueno, the victim OF the homicide,
had not boarded at the Chase-st house
for several months. and the people
living there say they don't know
where he had been in the meantime