The Washington times., 1927-12-27

- Mr.. Parker and mailed Il.
And then We went % Western
Union office il Pasadena where !
left her alone ii the car. and sent 4
telegram warning Mr.. Parker 70 do
nothing until he sot my letter
we drove out beyond Azusa after
that and came back II through al.
hambra. where sent the second
telegram.
Then We went to the RiaItO
Theater in Alhambra. and saw i
picture called EsIsures Don't Lie.
At 10 O'Clock we drove back to
Los Angeles to the Bellevue Arms
and waited outside half an hour
until no one WAS around.
i told Marion my apartment was
on the third floor and she would
have 70 follow upstairs behind me
and Be quiet.
she did. No one saw us so In.
Marion slept on the couch that
night with only her shoes off, and
( put heavy blanket over her.
II lay awake 4 long time looking
at her.
she woke up It. 1 o'clock and
cooked breakfast, but she
wouldn't eat. She was sobbing. so
told her she could write note
to her father and that quieted her.
Then tied her to Il. chair and
went down town and read the
papers and sent letter to her
father with her note In 1t.
i came back to the apartment
and showed Marion the papers and
she seemed pleased at seeing her
name there. This was at noon on
Friday, and we went out after that
and drove through Alhambra and
out to Santa Ana and on to san
Juan Capistrano.
Marion seemed happy and said
she liked to ride ID automobiles.
got the evening papers when
we came back End after reading
them In the car We drove tO the
Pacific electric station at Sixth ana
Main Streets and fel6ph0ned Mr..
Parker. But the line was busy.
Then we rode out on GIendals
Boulevard and called her father
from a drug store near Angelus
Temple. and Parker said he'd have
the money all right.
called him agaln from pico
and Wilton Streets from another
drug store and made d date to
meet him on Grammerey Street.
Marian and ] saw Mr. Parker
drive past In his car. but / rot
frightened when / saw two other
cars that I thought were filled with
detectives and / drove away.
On Friday night Marian slept on
the couch again.
She woke up at I o'clock ana
/ told her to write 4 note telling
her father not to trap me.
She didn't mind writing 1t.
u tied Marian to chair again
and this time blindfolded her
Then. awfully sudden, wanted
to murder her.
got rolling pin from the
kitchen. and then ! changed my
mind.
81 got dish towel and put il
around her neck, gently telling her
It would make her head rest easier.
Then ! suddenly pulled It tight
with all my strength.
She didn't make any audible
sound.
ashe WIS 6neohseioIIt Ia i fsW
minutes and ! laid her On the floor
and took off her clothes and put
her in the bath tub.
81 got big pocket knife Dis
trict Attorney Reyes has the knife
and stabbed her in the throat.
Then cut off ner arms and
placed them In some papers. / cut
off her legs at the knees ana placed
them in papers too. Then cut the
body through at the waist and
wrapped up the limbs | combed
Marion's hair and powdered her
face and put the torso in q suitcase.
"ThenI wrote d final last chance
letter, mailed it, and went to the
theater, but ! didn't enjoy the show
much, and cried.
went home and got the suit.
case and the packages and drove
out to Elysian Park and threw
away the packages. Then went
back and made the date with Mr..
Parker to meet me at Fifteenth
Street and Manhattan Place.
When saw his car tied d
handkerchief over my face and
drove alongside of him. I showed
him my saWd-ofr shotgun and
warned him.
He said he had the money. and
I told him Marion was sleeping.
Then took the money and
drove 4 little ways and put the body
on the fender SO it rolled off on the
parking strip.
IL ate hearty meal at Leigh
tons and paid for lit with one Of the
$40 bills.
On Sunday morning the COPS
came to the apartment looking for
towels, but found none.
On Sunday night / went out to
Hollywood and held up a man
named Peck. robbed him of SIS and
took his car and started north.
didn't have any spirit of
revenge toward Mr.. Parker, just.
wanted the money to 60 through