The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-28
Veterans Offered
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tnp0s6 is that it Do absolutely cer- tain before they start that no one else is In tho forest. They ara willing to Do accompanied by state troopers and special officers.
 More Troopers at Hand
 More troopers will Do on hand later this afternoon Co augment the skeleton force now in WOlG0tt Since there are no new angles tt work on today, it ig held probable that state police will accept tho veterans offer 0f assistance. It will probably Do necessary, how. ever, for the group to Dc deputized by Wole0tt authorities.
 if pormispion is given them to join tho hunt, the men hope to secure rifles and ammunition from either the National Guard or the Waterbury police department. Co. operation from eith'or or both oi those groups will probably bt given, it is believed.
 Continued patrols this morning failed hgaIn t0 show any traces Oi tho escaped murdor0r. 4 eheek 0i ing sections of tho W0ie0tt terri. tory revealed that not C single sight Of any person resembling crow has been soon since Sunday afternoon. To all practical pur. poses, no had disappeared as com. plotely as # the earth had swallow. cd him.
 A proposal was made this morn. Ing that the territory all about tho shack be dynamitod t0 see # it maS be possible that Crow actually hal on underground homo or is still ir that section. W0iGott resident have long rumorod that Crow had C stll deep in tho woods, and remains of a small stiii were found about 200 yards south of tho shack yes. tGrdny. Tho metal parts, however were old and rusted, evidently moi having been used in months or ( year or more.
 Decision Pending
 In the absence of Li6ut. Villa m schatEnian, who is in charge Of the manhunt, no action was taken on tho proposal, but it was tO Dc sub. mitted Go him on his arrival. Pc. Ice have investigated somewhat lh that section, examining suspicious looking trees and rocks.
 Discovery Of Gn underground homo or still would offer an ex. plantation Of where Crow kept hif food and clothing and did his rGg. ular cooking. Some canned goods was found ct the shack, but the stove thGr0 WGB filled with GEE. Sh6lls and apparently il ad not been uB6d for any FGG6nt cooking.
 Nelghb0rs Of Crow believe that Gn underground home iS tine only explanation of tho mans frequent blasting on his property. Scattered about the area surrounding th6 shack ar6 holes and earth which no has blasted. From the appear. anGG of rocks which he blasted, It is believed that nc used a hand drill, making it long and arduouA labor
 Brush Would Conceal Body
 Should Crow have committed suicide after the killings or ct any time since then, it might take weeks or months before his body would bs found in the deng6 un. dergrOWths. Wild forms, ordinarily high and making for difficult walk. Ing, have spr0uted oven higher aft. CT tH0 Fec6Ht fulHs, mAkiHk paBBs age through the forests even more difficult for troopers and Woie0tt police.
 Belief that the murderer lies dead in the forest, c victim Of his own sun, continued to win support today. A number Of trooper, among them bergt Gene LenEi, think C probable that the slayer turned ona Of his guns on himself and that his body is hidden somewhere ifi the dense undergrowths 0f the Woic0tt area.
 Shots Not Explained
 There are stiiI several msterioua points, taking place since Sunday, that have yet to De explained. one Of the most important of these la aii occurrence of Tuesday after. noon, when State Trooper Leo MuI. eahy and two deputies heard three shots in rapid succession. They were then near Crows shack, and according t0 the trooper, the shots sounded as f they were fired fFenI only "a city block CT % sway" They rushed t0 Che spot where they