The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-07
KAbER WASK|LLE
TO GET INSURANCE,
WITNESS ASSERTS
CONTINUED from First Pase.)


business man. of Chicago. who mar
ried the woman when she was q
girl of sixteen, may be called on to
help the defense in order to save
bis nineteen-year-old daughter Mari
learned today.
Husband No. 2. David Frinkel. q
Cleveland barber. who divorced the
accused woman because of her
temper" may be summoned by the
State to help convict her. according
TO Assistant County Prosecutor
James T. Cassidy.
THIRD MAN MENTIONED.
another man said to have figured in
the woman's life, II efforts of detec-
tives are successful Search for the
college professor, said to be a mem
Der OF the faculty of Smith College,
who the State claims soothed the dis
turbcd mind of the murder queen"
by his wooing, revealed today that
the alleged lover masqueraded under
the name OF Leo Stanley while in
Cleveland, where he followed up" an
affair with Mrs. Kaber begun in Chi
csgo.
Another alleged lover of the wo-
man will figure in the trisl-Frank
de Carpo, who. according to the State.
went to the beautiful Kaber home to
court 1.-The nurse in attendance on Ka-
Der and stayed to WOO the mistress of
the house with all the srdor of his
Italian blood.
Evidence that S. Gala. now in jail.
and vittoria Pizzilli. still at large,
who Gala claims welded the stiletto
which stabbed Raber to death, were
members of a ''blackhand" gang ma
ton wide In it's operation, which
hired out men to kill or wound at so
much per job, is among the sensa-
tional features promised by the de-
Tense
art OF KILLING
The art of killing may be ex-
planned at length at the trial to sup
port the defense novel claim that
the accused woman proved her intent
was to punish" her wealthy hus-
band. not to murder him, by the fact
that she hired experts who knew
-how to strike and kill"
Pizzilli went at the Job with the
art OF a perfect craft sman. and
faH hfuily followed orders mot to ,
kill" according to the defense. He
was careful TO use his stiletto only
on lnoSt pdttS VI iNdDtf DOuy WnfFtsl
rtsb wounds would do the least harm,
and with equal csrefulness he in
nicted no wound more than four and
one-haK inches.
I'VE will show exhaustion killed
not the stab wounds" says
Corrigan.
The accused woman, instead OF be-
ing an arch murderess with the cum
ring OF a Lu"rezis Borgia," as the |
state describes her. is no older men
tally than girl of nine or twelve,
the defense claims.
The Binet test and alienists will
support this claim. according to her
attorneys. Other experts will testify
she Is suffering from "paretic brain"
as result of the degenerate acts of
Kaber. !
Grandmother" Brickel, the mother |
Of Mrs. Kaber, also indicted for first
degree murder, is seriously i'll. The |
claim that the old woman signed a
statement confessing completely in
Ksbers murder to save her son was
made today by her attorney, John J. |
Moore.
MOTHER MAY TESTIFY.
The old woman signed the state |
ment only after she was told by the |
police that her much beloved son had
been arrested for Ksber's murder"
said Moore. she thought to save
him and signed the statement
"I am attending Mrs. Kaber's trial
TO look after the old woman's inter |
ests: / shall object to the introduce
ton OF her alleged confession by the
State"
There Is a possibility that the old
woman may be granted immunity to
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today.