Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-22
FULLER TELLS TALE
OF HIS MURDER PLAN
Blackens Name of Dead Woman
and Says He Has Nothing
Left to Live For.
TWO YEARS OF WANDERING

With no display Of emotion except
once when he wept as he told oil
his children, Floyd w. Fuller, aged
70, who murdered Fife Dorothy RAIDER
Carberry, %, Wednesday night when
she alighted from a street car at
Twenty-hfth avenue and Farnam
street. because she would not return
to him, sat calmly at police headquar-
tiers and related in detail the story
of his relations with the slain woman.
His story, told as he pulled plaeidly
at a cigar he had requested, was to
blacken the name OF the woman he
had slain after she had refused to
resume unlawful relations with him.
In conclusion he declared that he did
not regret his deed and pleaded that
he be hanged at once.
Now that she is gone, there is
nothing for me to live for" he cried.
81 will offer no defense and / wish
they would take me out and hang me
now. He is under heavy guard so
that he may not harm himself
Story Of Their Relations.
According to Fuller's tale, he first
met the murdered woman at 'Kimball
two years ago. She had left her hus-
band in Nevada and had gone to Kim
ball to live with her mother. Short
" afterward, he said, she. induced him
to sell his shop and they motorcd to
Ogden, Utah, where they kept house
for about a month. As the result oil
quarrel he left her there and re-
turned to Nebraska. Soon after they
went to Denver and they were mar
ried there in September, 1915. Then
they located in Lexington, where Full.
Ter bought butcher shop.
1T was in Lexington" said Full
Ter, that she first begun to deceive
me. As | learned afterwards, when
! was at work she entertained men
at our home and frequently took fel-
lows joyriding in my car. ! heard
reports of this kind at that time. but
would not believe them. When |
asked her about her trip to Omaha
she said she had come to Omaha to
see her husband and admitted that
she had never been divorced.
She Left Him for Good.
II tried to induce her to go to her
mother at Sidney and there get d.
vorce so we could be legally married
agreed to pay all her expenses and
when she left she held up her right
hand and swore that she would do
nothing wrong. But she did not &c
ito Sidney; she came to Omaha. That
was last April. / came here to see
her several times. When she was IN.
jurcd in an automobile accident last
August ! visited her at the hospital
and there, on my knees, begged her
to return to me, but she refused.
Il got work as manager OF tn,
meat department at Basket Store No
"a, at Twenty-second and Farnam
Some times | got to talk to her, bu
she would not listen to me when
asked her to come back to me. Fo
some time / carried gun and in
tended to kill her, but soon | becam,
interested in my work and felt better
so l left the gun at home.
Last week / bought the count,
rights for the sale of a newly-invent
ed gas burner, which makes gas on
Of coal oil, and / went to York t.
start work. Three burners were sup
posed to have been shipped to M
there, but they did not come. Afte
! waited three or four days returne,
to Omaha Saturday night in prett,
bad frame Of mind.
Searched for His Victim.
Il engaged a room at the Mer
chants hotel and searched the street
for Dorothy. Last night | saw he
waiting for car at Sixteenth an
Farnam. wanted to kill her there
but | did not on account Of the Grove
At Twcnty-hfth she got off and s.
did l. | stopped her and asked he
If she would not return to me. Sh
sncered and then ! opened fire.
II planned to kill myself and
tried, but the gun would not 60 of
! guess something was wrong with tn
safety. I'm sorry that the job wa
only half done, for l have nothin
to live for, now that she is gone.
will not try to get freedom, for car
not return to my family after all III
disgrace ! have brought them.
wish they would take me out and han
me now"
Fuller will be charged with murds
in the first degree and will be give
preliminary examination Friday
Two Negroes Charged