The Washington times., 1928-12-11
SLAYER
ADM IS new
KILLING
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John Beggans, director of Public
Safety; Captain Harry Walsh, Lieu
tenant Patrick Brady, Inspector
John Underwood and Mayor Hague,
of Jersey City. Mayor Hague, it
was said, was instrumental in
wrinEing the confession from the
prisoner.
Police Amazed
The city officials and even the
police veterans. hardened by years
spent in questioning criminals,
gasned as the murderer stumbled
through his revolving story.
.Kudzinowski told how he had ap.
preached the little girl as she played
with other children at picnic at
the lake, and lured her aside just
as he had done with the Storelli
boy.
The details of his new confession
scarcely had been written down,
when the prisoner. who was not
handcuffed, jumped to his feet.
seized the alleged confession. and
tore it in half.
In his new alleged confession
Kudzinowski said:
Il picked the girl up at the lake.
She was standing near two women.
| called her away from them and
crossed the road. / offered to take
her for boat ride on the lake. but
instead of going to the lake | went
down toward the railroad.
Then | grabbed her but she
screamed and I choked her."
Dug Grave
Kudzinowsd said he dug the girls
grave at Blairstown with a pick axe
which he found in a tool chest
nearby, and buried the little girl
about foot deep.
At the time he killed the Mlodzia-
nowska girl, kudzinowski said, he
was living in the Lackawanna Rail-
road camp at Denville, N. j.
Last evening the slayer was con-
fronted by his aged mother to whose
home he fled after Staying the
Storelli boy.
Mrs. kudzinowski denied that her
son ever confessed TO her either
the murder of the Storelli boy or
the murder of Frank Quinn, a
friend. She said that two or three
weeks ago she found Peter lying
on the floor in her home, dressed
only in pants, vest, shoes and
stockings. He told her he was on
his way to Detroit, she said. and
that his clothing had been stolen
at a railroad camp.
Remained All Day
Mrs, Kudzinowski said Peter re-.
mained in the room all day, not
coming out for fear of being dis
covered by his father, and having
his father beat him. Some time
during that night, she said, he left
home again. She came here from
Scranton yesterday TO see him.
When the confessed slayer
entered the room, head bowed and
handcuffed to detective, his
mother shouted:
You bandit, see what you did
to me. Look at all the trouble
you made for yourself and for me. !"
Captain Walsh reminded the son
that he confessed to police that he
had told his mother of the murder.
Kudzinowski hung his head and
mumbled, II did say it."
Lies, She Says
"Oh! How you lied" said the
mother. why should you lie like
that?
I'D rather see you with your head
cut off than to see you as you are
now. You scoundreI You scoundrel!
To drag me around like this"
The woman burst into tears.
Captain Walsh prompted Kud-
zinowski to speak to his mother, and
suddenly KudzinoWski became faint.
He was given glass of water be-
fore he could speak.
Mother and son conycrsed in
folish for time, and then kudzi-
nowski was led into another room to
be confronted by his brother, Julian.
Mrs. kudzinowski and Julian re
turned home today.