El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
MAN TAKES OFFICIALS
TO SCENE OF MURDER

Fort Bliss and told them he would
show them where they could lind
3 Mrs. Rembeck's and Sanchez,s bodies
But ne did not show them Late FRI
day afternoon he told deputy sheriff
Sransel and deputies Juan PARA.
Juan LarrazOla and IVY Fenley that
he would take them 70 the scene OF
the double tragedy He did
Deputy sheriff Stansel. justice OF
the peace p B. Rawlins, a reporter
for The Herald and two men from an
undertaker's went 10 the scene OF the
two killings Saturday.
After winding along lonely
branch road. across hills and through
sand the party saw the place where
the officers had marked Friday AFTER
noon with Mrs Rembecks shawl,
which was hung on a stick close TO
me party found the spot where
Mrs Rembeck, Sanchez and Perea ate
their lunch. Three milk bottles.
bottle OF face lotion and an empty
tequla bottle were also found AT
the little camping place the day be-
Mrs. Renbeck's personal clothing and
coat which belonged TO the dead
Arms Folded on Breast.
A hundred yards from where Mrs
Rembeck. Sanchez and Perea had
eaten lunch. was Mrs. Rembeck's
The body was found with arms
folded across the beast It was evil
dent that the woman had met her
death from gunshot wound in the
left side OF the head
A ring was taken from the WOm-
ans finger for Identification. and her
shawl was also taken for evidence.
Directly across from Mrs Rem
beclz's shallow grave and on the op-
pOsite side OF the road. the party
came 20 q grave about two feet deep
which held Sanchez's body. He. too.
it was evident, died from a gunshot
wound In the head.
A ring also was taken from San
cnez s finger for evidence A 12-gage
empty shotgun shell was found close
TO Mrs. Rembeck's grave, and one of
the same kind was also found close
to Sanchez's grave These shells
were also preserved for evidence
The bodies were taken TO 211 Texas
street. pending funeral arrange I
Woman Lived Alone.
Mrs. Rembeck lived by herself at
room IS Juarez alley, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Sanchez also lived
in JuareZ alley, two doors north Of
where Mrs Rembeck lived
When the dead mans mother and I
friends Of Mrs. Rembeck told the
sheriffs office that Sanchez and the
woman had been missing since Feb I
ruary -, deputy sheriff Stansel soon
found that Mrs. RembecE and san
Perea- The deputy then learned that Z
Perea had taken the couple out hunt /
ing in his car, and that later Perea /
had called at the garage for Mrs. 4
Remebck's truck
It was after a great deal OF effort I.
had been put forth that anything /
definite was learned from Perea. as Z
ne told many confusing stories about /
the double tragedy.
Information the officers. led by |
deputy sheriff Stansel, obtained led i
to Perea's confession, however. and /
his voluntary statement to the county I
attorneys office.
BIames II On aJOse CuervO."
Among the furniture which Perea I
said he stored, was found the gun
Mrs. Rembeck took with her on the
hunt
In his confession Perea said he
lost on the road back TO FL PasO
the shovel with which he dug
the two graves. He blamed
fequiin for most Of his actions.
one OF the county judges will be
called on Monday TO appoint an ad-
ministratOr for Mrs. Rembeck's es-
tate until her husband can take over
the business she left