The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Mrs. Jennie Leach
 Was Not Murdered
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in his business of carting ashes and loam. Before they left they each had another glass of wine and then went out of the house, got into the truck and started over Lakewood road towards Wolcott road. It was getting along towards dark and Calabrese drove down Wolcott road, Stillson road and Woodtick road to Mill Plain and then through Fairlawn to East Main street. As he was leaving Fairlawn he met Ralph Rosasco and gave him q ride down to his, Rosascos home, at Harper's Ferry. When they reached Rosasco's house, Calabrese took Mrs Leach in and they each again had glass of wine. He then left Ralph Rosasco's house and drove his truck over in front of the store conducted by James Garbarino at Harper's Ferry, at which he inquired for the place where Charles Rosasco lived. Having been informed that he lived upstairs over 'Garbarino's store, Calahrese went up to sec If he was at home. Finding him in
 with his family, he took Mrs Leach
 up into Charles Rosasco's house,
 where he and his companion were again treated to wine. He arrived at Charles Rosasco's house at about ten minutes after six and introduce ed Mrs Leach as his sister-in-law.
 They stayed at Rosasco's house for
 about twenty minutes. Calabrese having one glass of wine and Jen-
 nio Leach two. When they left
 the house they got into the truck
 and drove out Plank road toward
 Rockville. About a third of a mile
 east of Harpers Ferry on the
 Plank road, at very dark and
 lonesome spot, q private driveway leaves the road, crosses the river and tho railroad track and term-
 mates in the property of tho Colonlel Sand & Gravel company. When they reached this road, Gala
 brese turned into 1t and drove across the tracks and stopped his truck in front of the loading bins of the gravel company. At this point Mrs Leach became nauseated and started to vomit in the truck, and Calabrese succeeded in getting her out of the truck on to the ground, led her under the westerly bin, whore she continued to vomit. After that she expressed a desire to walk around and started out from under the bin, and Calabrese, regardless of what she was then do- ing, got in his truck and. started to back 1t. knocking her down (for she was then behind the truck) and partly running over her face and head with the right rear wheel of his truck. She screamed. he stopped his truck, got out and dis covered what he had done. He then moved his truck away again and, seizing her body, dragged her over toward the easterly side of the sand pit where he deposited her body beside loading machine in Q heap of gravel. He then backed his truck around and drove back to Harper's Ferry where he went into the house of Fred Ferco- dini, arriving there at about 20 minutes to eight o'clock. He went right to the sink and washed his hands and after washing his hands called up his wife on the telephone and told her that he was talking from New Haven and would see her later. He then went looking for the Rosasco boys and told Q story about two men taking the girl with him from his truck. Leav- ing Fercodini's house he again went to Garbarino's store and he wanted Mir Garbarino to close up his store and so with him to the Colonial sand bank, telling Garbarino that when he had reached the entrance to the Colonial promises two men jumped on his truck, took the girl away from him and that he had fought with them and they had dragged her over into the sand bank. He was advised to notify the police but he informed Mir Garbarino and the others there who were advising him that he wanted to find out first If she was dead. because if she was not dead and