The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Could Not Forget Wrong
Even After Her Mar
riage Last Spring.
TOLD HUSBAND; FORGIVEN
Mrs. S. C. Raizen Sent to Flor
ida, Returned Determined
to Avenge.

The woman who killed DR.. Abraham
Clickstein on Saturday with a pistol
fired from fur stole gave herself UP
last night and made complete con-
fession.
She is Mrs. Lillian S. Raizen, wife
of Charles s. Raizen. Brooklyn toy
manufacturer who lives in S14 Avenue
w. Flatbush, but has been staying re-
Gently in the Hotel Bossert. She is
the daughter of Jacob ShafYer, head
of a tinware manufacturing company
of Brooklyn. She and Raizen were
married in the Hotel Commodore last
May
She says she shot DR.. Glickstein be-
cause he seduced her and destroyed
her happiness. She bought tho re-
volver in Jacksonville, Fla, early this
month, returned to New York last Fri
day. stayed overnight in the Hotel
Breslin and went to the Doctors Office
to shoot him the following afternoon.
She told her husband what she had
done; the husband consulted his law
yer. Her father also was told and his
lawyer called in. The lawyers and
the family talked things over yester-
day In the office of Benjamin Reass,
an attorney, at 100 Broadway.
The lawyers then called up District
Attorney Lewis of Brooklyn and told
him they would surrender Mrs. Raizen
to him before 6 O'Clock. At five min
utes Of they appeared with her in
Mr.. Lewiss office in Court street,
Brooklyn. She repeated in outline 90
the District Attorney the confession
she already had made to her husband.
father and the two lawyers. Mr.. Reass
and Aaron w. Levy, of so Wall street.
Then she was charged with homicide
and taken for the night to the Gates
avenue police station. She will be ar
raigned in the Bridge Plaza police
court this morning, and then Mr..
Lewis will listen to her story in detail.
The police say Mrs. Raizen was one
OF the suspects whose names were given
to them by DR.. Glckstein's family on
Saturday night. tew hours after the
murder. The family corroborate this.
The police say tnat as the description
given to them of Mrs. RaiZen tailed with
that Of the description of the murderess
lad i.,
ception room when the doctor was shot.
they had been looking for her since then.
They also assert they reached the house
in Brooklyn where she had stayed since
the shooting only ten minutes after she
had left & yesterday morning for the
conference which resulted In her sur
render.
Mrs. Raizen is 20 years old Her ap-
pearance as she calmly faced District
Attorney Lewis last night proved that
the witnesses who saw her ut DIR. Click
stems office on Saturday and furnished
the police description of her had good
eyes. She fits that description almost
exactly. She Is feet 25 inches tall.
Her hair and eyes are very dark, her
complexion dark and ssllow. The pale
ness OF IL would seem to bear out her
story she has been III and under treat
ment by a neurologist. Her face Is not
specially attractive, yet not unattractive.
She wears eyeglasses with thick toric
Lenses. The lenses. as noted by the
women in the doctors office on Satur-
day, are unusually large. Their size
strikes the observer instantly. The hat
Mrs Raizen wore yesterday was OF black
velvet, ornamented above either ear with
pompon7s. Her cloak. OF dark green, was
buttoncd closely around the throat She
was perfectly self-possessed when she
went into the District Attorneys room,
but cried while telling her story.
Her defence to the charge OF murder
that will be made against her will be
the one that has beer offered many
times whom a woman shoots man. She
will say that her sufferings Induced by
DR.. Glicksteins conduct weighed on her
mind until she was beside herself and
was not responsible for what she did.
Was Childhood Friend.
DR.. Csiickstein had known the woman
who killed him since her childhood. For
years the Glicksteins and the Shaffers.
Mrs Raizen's family, lived in the same
house at III Madison street, Manhattan.
The doctor attende 20 the ailments OF
all the little Shaffers.
This was recalled last night by DR..
Gilcksteins widow.
do you want me TO tell you some
thing?' she said. TIL tell you. We
knew Lily Shafrer first eighteen years
ago. Her family had fve girls and a
boy and a nice father and mother. J
actually brought them up IN my arms,
those children. Tho doctor treated them
for their siclenesses. Lily was the last
one In the world thought would have
killed my husband. She was such a
sensible girl, and for business she was
rke a man. She made much money
herself and she could do more talking
than twenty mon.
II would not hang her. Well. I
would like TO see a dark cloud over her
head for may be she would want TO kill
another man. But vengeance--no
there is nothing IN my heart"
A member OF her family ssid that
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