The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25
John CrOuU Murdered
 7IU0 Wolcott Citizens
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 Just ct noon, two reports that Grow had been seen were responst- hlo for races to the designated places by heavily.armed troopers. Both spotn. woodchoppors' huts in the midst of dense forest growths, showed no sign of recent occu. pancy.
 AIrplanes were proposed for the search this morning but the idea was abandoned when it was decid- cd that the territory was too rough and woody to make an atrplano survey worthwhile.
 No Sight Since Sunday
 Since yesterday afternoon at q little before o'clock, when he was seen jumping out of his car and heading into tho forest, no ac- tual trace of Crow has boon found. Report after report of his being seen have proven false, but troop CTS ran down every single clue in an effort to make any possible progress against the handicaps of rough and unfamiliar topography.
 One of tho greatest manhunts tn this part of the country h years, tho search for Crow, dead or 0HVOe uU0U 0tHt0ut w 0t0tO bAVSV- CTS taking part, assisted by . scoro cially.sworn in aides. Lieut.. VII. liam shatzman of the BeacoH Falls barracks, state police, is tn charge of tho hunt, which. covors an area of more than Q dozen square miles.
 Only i've miles from Water- bury, the territory Into which Crow fied and whore he is believed to .bo hiding 10 almost jungle like h It's charNoteristlcs. Dense shrubbory and vines cover almost every inch of ground, trees are close together and leafy, roots and wild grape. vines mako human progress c thing of immense difficulty.
 Motives For Killing
 Motives for the shooting of Yus- kls were believed today to be prin. cipally envy and resentment. Crow had spoken frequently of his dis. like for "people who are going up In the world" and had mentioned tho Yuskises pointedly as Q result of their building new home re. Gontly. Always known ae Q eurly man, he has been jealous Of thotr material success. This feeling was further inhamed when tho state, in , planning a new highway through Wolcott, bought some of Yuskls' land.
 questioning of neighbors was that Crow had been highly fred whon tho elder Yuskis, In enlarging his farm, had put pig pens near where his land adjoins that os Grow.
 Crow Is highly familiar with the Woleott territory and it is felt that # he hae Q food supply, no can hide out In the forest for an tn. definite period unless his trail 70 picked up. The section abounds with caves, some of them large ana clear, which would make excellent hideaways.
 Planned To Crash Home
 The deduction generally accept. cd as to tho dynamite is that ne planned to blow up the Yuskis' home, but had no time to do SO when tho mother and the hired mNn attempted to stop him on has mhniacai rampage. He had stopped down the road at other homes Do. fore coming to Yuskis' but had not left his car.
 Shots, heard by several families at about e.30 last night, and ap. nayentiy coming from the river which runs through tho heart of tho forest country where Crow is Hiding, could not be traced today. Every effort was mRdo but no ono could be found who fired the bull. lets while nothing along the river showed that anyone had been there.
 Crow, whom last seen, had on . brown suit, with somewhat tight trousers, He wore Q de.brimmed, Aoppy panama hat. He Is horid In eompioxion and short and stocky in build, Ho iB h man 0f between 50 and b6 years of ago. As Tar ab could be learned at press time no is still armed with rife and at least one revolver. .
 Police today heard that Crow is a man of amazing strength. Despite his shortness he is said to have tre. Inondous power. If he should slip through tho police dragnet it is feared that ho may infict surthor damage before he Is caught.
 RcRl Version of Killing
 Out of tho dosen versions of the shooting that were being repeated about Woicott and Waterbury to: day the one that authorities agreed was nearest the actual sequence os events stated Crow drove up M front of the newly-puilt xuskis Clarence Yuslis, 22-yoar:old state highway employe, was entering his car in his bathing suit, prepared to As the youth was at the car, fsrnxv annroa ohod, swung tho largo rife to his shoulder and shot the youth through tho heart. crew thon battered the lads body with the butt end of tho rife, and ae no was doing this, Mrs Yuskis, Clar. enee's mother, rushed at hlm, armod only with . sprinkllng can, and Crow fired at her with an nu.. tomatie revolver, which he had drawn from his pocket. The bu!let Greased her scalp. 4 daughter, MI. dred, then rushed out the front door and was on the porch.
 Victims Sister Saved
 Crow looked at her, hositatod, and then hold his fire. As he, turned around to go to his car. no saw tne hired man, Julius karvauskas, ruahing nt him across the road. He fired at Karvauskas with both rife prostrets % mans body. Karyauskas had attempted to take shelter be- hind the open barn door when he saW Crow aim the gun at him first, but the maniac fired through the door and the bullet went through inc hired mans body. From the discovery of . bullet hole in the ground, 1t is probable that Crow fired Q bullet at Karvauskas while tho victim writhed prostrate on the ground.
 Crow then dashed into his car, started the motor with Q roar and went racing up the road, toward Wolcott proper. AS he reached the corner. q few hundred yards up on the left, he abandoned his car and was seen by e boy, named Latina. to chamber over the fence nS S so tns tns