The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Lost Woman LatUyer
 Is '.Perfect Crime
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returned with him to their apart. mont at 10 p. m.--and had dis.
 They believed, on the basis Of reports to-day, that Poderjay or c man resembling him, had bought black trunk next day and taken it to the apartment. They know that, the day after that, he took tho black trunk to the pler and sailed alone.
 But actually, the police could not provo that Miss Tufvorson had "dlsa appeared," Tho facts merely showed that she had not been located s,noe December 90,
 No Corpus Deficit
 Evon most significant in tho case, moro amazing to tho public and most voxing to the frantic police was the lack of Q corpus dolieti.
 Police arc convinced that the Btrong.willed and capable woman, who toiled in . factory to educate herself, who became A college graduate, an acquaintance of dia. tinguished persons and lawyor with a good clientele, is dead. They believe she was murdered.
 DNt they have nobody to prove she 10 dend, They have no evi- deneo that she was murdered, They can't even Do sure they can OK. tradite the clever biRaniist, podcrs jay, from Vienna for questioning.
 Thoy are up against c fantastic possibility that many criminals have attem pted to convert into fact, the fanelful plot which pr Hawley Harvey Crippen tried to enaet--- and swung for--in iei.
 They wore directing every effort at. blasting possible "perieSt orimo" by concentrating on search
 The attitude of police was strik: ingly illustrated today by renewal of ordora for search for tho body.
 Over tho iive.state teietype of New York, New Jersey, Pennwsyl- vania, Connecticut and Massaehu. aetts an order was sent out, giving tho dosoription of the missing woman and addins' Special atsen. '''r' Tho ono important development today appeared Go eenter around the story Of ono Yam Ltpkin, . dealer, who told police that q man resembling poderjay bought . trunk from him. on December Si, the day after Miss Tufverson was last seen by her maid.
 Lipkln said tho trunk was deliv. cred to the Tufverson apartment house.
 Vienna, June s0--(uPl.-"lntor. esting" evidence on the Tutvereoh disappearance ease nay pe n, tur. nished by q mysterious Mngiisn friend of Mile Suzanne Forrand' band" her lawyer intinated today,
 The friend ia the English Capt mmsntionad msSasi,lsSd s"fors. tsaess. Nile FerrsSd was reported to have left him for Poderjay and then, it was said, Davey disappeared.
 However, tho lawyer said one ot Milo Ferrands former maids ia supposed to know hts whereahout! md ready to tell Scotland Yard about it when Mile Terrand con. sefts. Mile Terrand continued today. Pre- viously highly nervous, she ap. pearod fresher and ealmer.
 Legal authorities said today that even if it 10 proved that poderjay murdered Miss Tufverson in Amer. lea, he cannot Do extradited. ii there is . possibility that he might be executed, 4.
 Auatrian law does not permit extraditlon of criminals unless tho subsequent sentence does not ox- oeed the Austrian penalty for the same erime. At the time of his ar- rest here, the death penalty in or- dinary courts did not exist in Austria.
 Applications for extradition are decided by the Austrian courts. II tho decision is negative, tho courts must decide whether the prisoner m undesirable allen,