New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
Grand Jury Indicts Berlin And New Britain Men For Killing Of Enio
 -, -~--~ Renaldino -
Third Supposed Member of Assassins' Gang Is Under stood to Have Turned States Evidence.

Dominiclt Cropanese, the alleged New York eunman who has been de- tained by the state police for several months in connection with the death of Enio RenaIdino, was not charged before the grand jury with murder when the evidence against Joseph Cianfone and Michael Ruggerio was presented to that body this morning and true bills were returned, charging murder in the first degree against the last two named, only.
 Cropanese Star Witness
 The inference is that Cropanese has turned states evidence and will be used as the material witness when the Ruggero and Cianfone cases come up for trial. It was generally supposed that all three were charged,
 The Grand Jury
 The grand jury that found a true bill was composed of the following electors: Hartford, Edward w. Dewey, Saul Berman. Charles F.. Crane, An- drew P. Gum; Bloomfield, James B. Pagan; Canton, F. c. Humphrey; East Windsor John H. Caufield; Farming ton, Adrian Wadsworth; Glastonbury, Arthur F.. Bidwell; Granby Wesley Clark; Rocky Hill, Owen R. Ravens: Simsbury, C. H. Enc; Southington, Alexander F. Carey: West Hartford. Charles A. Griswold; Wethersfield, William H. Warner and Charles Spon- sel; Windsor, Arthur A. Bailey; Wind- sor Locks, Leslie Seymour.
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 The verdict was returned to the court at 12;4o D. m. States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn, who is to prosecute the cases stated that an effort would be made to extra dite Cianfione at an early date. If it is possible to get the accused to Hartford within so days he will be brought to trial at the pres ent term of the superior court, If not, it will be necessary to hold him for the March term, Mir. Alcorn said.
 Cianflonc Has Lawyers
 Canfone's relatives have engaged the law firm of Freedman and Freed man of Hartford, to handle his inter- ests. Lawyer Abraham Katz of Hart ford will defend Ruggerio.
 The jury this morning heard the evidence of pr. F. M. Ripley, medical examiner at Pennington. M. Bronstein and Detective Sergeant w. c. Hart of this city, Dominick Cropanese and State Policemen Antonio Tomanio and Arthur Pinell.
 Alleged Murder Oct. 25, 1920
 The crime for which Cianflone and Ruggerio are to be tried is alleged to tn1, 1920, on a lonely road in Pennington, near the Mccormick house. Renaldino was known to have been identified with the liquor ring and was said to have been one of the disputants in a falling out of some rum runners. His body was found seated at the steering wheel of his automobile, revolver in hand and with a handkerchief tied tightly about his mouth and neck, and his clothing was torn. indicating pos sibly a struggle. A small amount of money and a watch were on his per son. On this account the theory of robbery was soon dropped,
 Suicide. Police Said
 After an investigation of the case, Detective Sergeant Andrew J. Richard son issued a statement to the press in which he branded the case as one of suicide It has been brought to light that Renaldino was insured for large amount of money a short time prior to his death and it was believed, be- ing generally despondent over financial matters he had decided to end it all and allow his wife to collect the in- surance. This in explanation of the frightened handkerchief and general appearance of a struggle, The state police and many others who followed the case were dissatisfied with the de- tcctive's finding and refused to allow the matter to be considered at an end.
 Three Arrests Made
 After an investigation covering more than year Cropanese was ar rested and detained by the state po- lice. The arrest of Ruggerio took place about two weeks ago and that of Cian- Hone, better known as Cowboy" last week.