The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-24
Defiant Woman Has
 Given Herself Up
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tillon mentioned a funeral parlor operated by close friend of his, She suggested as meeting place one of the busiest locations in Los Angeles, in view of hundreds of passers-by and policemen looking for her. She kept the appointment with David Ma1loy, employe of Gus Alvarez, funeral parlor owner.
 "I'm a little nervous" she told Malloy, as she entered the automo- bile that took her to the funeral parlors. My hand is hurting me dreadfully."
 A wake was in progress in the mortuary when a dozen authorities and 50 newspapermen descended upon it. One mortuary attendant was knocked down when he at- tempted to prevent Detective h. spector David Davidson from en- tering the upstairs room where Mrs Judd was secluded.
 Mrs Judd finally came down to go to headquarters.
 She wore no stockings or hat. Her hand was swathed in an un- gainly white bandage.
 My God, but I feel sick" the woman, tubercular, said.
 Mrs Judd was taken from the mortuary to the hospital, there, on the operating table.
 She screamed when photo. grapher dropped a flashbulb or the floor and she babbled a bit to her husband when she was given gas.
 I've told them everything" She said to her husband. Don't let them question me anymore and please make them stop taking pie tures."
 From the hospital, she was taken to the detective bureau Hours later, detectives admitted Mrs Judd almost defied question: ing"
 A fight over extradition develop ed immediately.
 Arizona officials said they did not believe her story of self de- fense, nor her claim that she had no accomplice.
 But while detectives were ques- tioning Mrs Judd in the presence of her husband, he said:
 You know we are going to fight extradition to Arizona"
 We are?" she asked. "Why?"
 "We think you'll be better over here," Dr Judd said.
 "Why like Arizona" she said 'It's the only place for me-" BY GEORGE D. CRISSEY United Press Stan Correspondent
 Phoenix, Ariz, Oct 24.-UP)- Mrs Winnie Ruth Judas hands were unhurt and she used a type. writer expertly the day after Az. nes Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson were killed, Dr Louis Baldwin, her former employer, told the United Press to-day.
 Miss Judd claimed she shot the two women in self defense after Miss Samuelson shot her. There was nothing wrong with Mrs Judd on Saturday. the day after the killings" Dr Baldwin said. "She typed for me all day It is logical to presume I would have observed a severely wound ed hand"
 "We believe Mrs Judd shot her own hand after the killings to SUD- port a self-defense plea," G. A. Rodgers, deputy county attorney, declared after hearing Dr Bald wins story.
 Mrs Judd has a lot of explain ing to do," said Rodgers. 1T for one do not believe her claim that a 'spat' between three girl friends turned all by itself into a mur- derous brawl."
 Oficials, clinging to the theory that the woman did not commit the murders unassisted, concen- trated on looking for an accom- plice.
 They doubted that a woman as slight as Mrs Judd could drag heavy trunks from a garage and load them with two bodies after dismembering the body of Miss Samuelson.
 ', Rodgers worked through the night preparing extradition papers which Sheriff J. R. McFadden rushed by airplane to California where Lloyd J. Andrews. Mari- copa county attorney, will start the