The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-17
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Mrs. StoU Returns
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ing with the department of justice and had as much to do with a hap py conclusion of this case as any one eise," said Nathan in the most complete story obtainHble from of- ficiai sources.
 "Robihson is a former employe of the Stoll company as well as a former inmate of the Tennessee state insane asylum he said. 'This was a one-man job. managed by him, although others were in- volved in it later.
 Mrs Etoll was kept in an apart ment house at Indianapolis by Mrs Robinson. The $50,000 ransom was sent by express to Nashville, picked up there and turned over to the kidnaper at Indianapolis.
 "The kidnaper left his wife and Mrs Stoll in the apartment at In- dianapolis. Mrs Robinson had read in an Indianapolis newspaper that Mrs Clegg was a relative of Mrs Stoll, and so the kidnaper and his wife went to the Cleggs with Mrs Stoll.
 "That was how the Cleggs came into the case. The were bringing Mrs Stoil back to Louisville when the release was effected.
 More arrests are expected to follow at Nashville. We are arrest ing several people who may have had something to do with this. ai- though we believe the actual ab- duction was q one-man job"
 Commission of Crime
 It was around 3 ?. m. last Wed- nesday that a "pasty faced man who looked like a fiend" gained entrance to the Stoll home on ex- elusive Lime Kiln Lane by posing as q telephone repair man.
 In the basement the man ripped out the telephones. then compelled maid, Mrs Fowler Woolet, 24, to accompany him to a second fo2r bedroom where Mrs Stoll lay tl of a cold with a temperature Of 1os degfees.
 Mrs stoli was forced from bed at gun point, Mrs Woolet was corii- pelled to bind her hands with elee- tricians tape and then herself was bound to a chair and gagged. When siugged her with q paper covered lead pipe.
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 on the bed he placed a typewrit- ten note of 1,2OO words, demanding $50, 1000 and threatening to kill his captive, burn her body, dissolve the ashes with suiphuric acid and throw the residue into the Ohio river if his orders were disregarded,
 Presumably Mrs StoH was taken directly to Indianapolis in the light car which police sought today.
 on Trail of Woman
 After Mrs Robinson picked .pr the ransom money at Nashville, federal agents got on her trail and followed her to Terre Haute, Ind on trail which she left there. SEe took taxicab in Terre Haute for indianapolis.
 A federal agent disguised as cat driver was unsuccessful In an at- tempt to get her into his cab but she was fololwed by agents in an- other car.
 How her husband escaped the sleuths after she had transferred s49,45O of the ransom money to him and left the Indianapolis apartment with Mrs Stoll, was moi explained immediately.
 There were indications the apart ment had been under observation since Friday or Saturday.
 Ofiicials said the ransom note was written with typewriter in the home of Robinson's father.
 Accounting events after Robinson was identifi- a. department of jus tice announcement said:
 Special Delivery Letter "A special delivery letter was re-