Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-04-01
AUTOPSY SHOWS
MURDERED MAN
WAS SHOT TWICE
Second Bullet Pierced His Heart,
and That He Died Almost
Instantly.
NO SUSPECT ARRESTED AS YET
Prosecutors Office Starts Work
on Case; Detective is
Probing Shooting.
SEEKING ANOTHER CLUE
Besides Theory That Man Was
Shot by Watchman; Police
Follow Another Lead.
SEEKING ANOTHER CLUE

Following the autopsy performed
on the body of Paul Bori, of Metuch-
en- road, Woodbridge, it Was dis
closed that the man had been shos
twice, the second bullet piercing mis-
heart, from which he instantly died.
The autopsy was held In Hirner's
morgue at Woodbridge by County
Physician Carroll and Coroner James
j. Flynn, between 6 and o'clock
last night. No suspect has yet been
arrested in connection with the mur-
der, which was committed about 10
o'clock Monday night, and today the
prosecutors office began work on the
case. A detective from that office ia
today probing the shooting. Chief
Murphy, of the Woodbridge police,
and his men are diligently engaged
in trying to ferret the mystery sur
rounding those responsible for the
killing. Besides the theory advanced
yesterday as to the man having been
shot by watchman employed to
look after the brewery grain Bori
had been stealing, the police OF the
township are delving into another
lead. About four months ago Bori
| was complainant in the recorders
office against several of his country
men who hgd beaten him. The theory
that Bor+ was killed by-unhss Of these
Is now being Investigated.
Another clue may be followed.
| One of the boarders at the house
| of Bor1 is said to have bestowed
many attentions upon Mrs. Bori,
and 1t is possible that one, who is
considered q star boarder," may
have been tempted to take adyant-
age of the opportune time when
Bori was stealing to get rid OF him
altogether, 1t is alleged. The slain
man carried a substantial amount
OF insurance.
However there Is little doubt
about the loyalty of Mrs. Bori, as
during the gruesome operation per-
formed by the county physician last
night, the woman left not for q
moment the body of her dead hus-
band. From the time his remains
were found, like a faithful dog she
stood by the corpse until 1t was
taken to the undertaker's morgue,
and even there she refused to leave.
Not until late last night, after re-
naming near the dead man for
twelve hours, during which time she
refused to eat, did she concent to
go to her home, and comfort her
son, bereft OF his father by the
shooting. Those at the morgue now
and then caught incoherent sounds
coming from the woman, as IL she
were murmuring some sort OF chant
or saying q requiem for the repose
OF the dead mans soul.
According to the autopsy, the man
was first shot just below the right
hip in the rear, and was next hit
by a bullet which struck his body
diagonally in the left side, penetrat-
ing his heart. The county physician
declared that internal hem orrhages
we're caused by the second shot that
caused his instant death. The Wood
bridge police have learned, how
ever, that three shots were fired.
They believe the man was shot while
inside the car filling sack with
grain. 1t is believed this shot en-
tered his body Just below the right
hip, and that the man, scared, ran
from the conVeyor containing the
grain in an effort to escape. About
fifty feet from the car he was
brought down by the fatal bullet.
The police think that the person
doing the shooting shot to kill, as
three shots were fired. The Sec
ond shot is believed to have missed
its mark as the man was running
away.
No men on the Feuchtbaum dairy
farm have been arrested, but the
clue, as given yesterday, seems to
still be the strongest. That is, the
grain in the car was owned by
Feuchtbaum, he had missed much
of 1t from the conveyor the night
before the shooting, and the police
believe Monday night watchman
had been stationed at the car TO
land the thief, and that Bori was
killed by such guard. However,
Feuchtbaum denies having man
stationed at the place. Bori will be
buried this afternoon in st. James
cemetery, after services at that
church in Woodbridge.