The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-10
There was one near 2SSrd

A. There was one near 23Srt street.
 o. Did you see the guard2
 A. did.
 Q. Describe him. A. 1t wa dark. He was Riehl-that's hi name. He's a heavyweight. l c. Did you talk to him? A. did after talked to the other man l c. And the man, you say, even tually climbed up and over thu fence? A. Yes in Turner fash ion-that is he drew himself UT slowly. There are wo ways oI climbing. One is the Turner fashion and the other way is what tho press calls Palooka. c. He came up on one bar? A He came up on two bars. c. Where was the guard while | the man was coming up Turner fashion? A. He was about 90 feet back.
 In describing the cemetery, Jaf- sic rambled into a discussion oi trees.
 There was an elm tree there," he said, "and 1t looked like an um- 'brella--a stately elm as many writery call it."
 c. There was nothing between the guard and the man climbing A. There were some l. E which have since been reno
 c. Did the guard co anything ?
 Q. Did he shout? A. No.
 c. Did he fire shot? A. No.
 c. Did he blow whistle? A.
 c. Did you think 1t was unusual for q man to climb out of 6 cem- ctery at night? A. No.
 c. Did you ever climb out o1 one at nightY A. l never went in one before at night.
 The courtroom crowd laughed.
 c. And when the man got out of the cemetery, he started to run ? A. Yes.
 c. And you pursued him. how far before you caught him? A. 100 yards.
 Q. Did you take hold of him ? A. Yes.
 Q. Where did you then go to talk? A. took his left arm and took him to a little shack in the park.
 c. It was quite 6 distance from the road? A. Yes.
 Q. Was there bench there that night? A. Yes.
 c. As you sat talking to this man, you say his coat collar was turned up? A. Yes.
 c. And he had a cough that in- dicated to you that he had con- sumption? A. No.
 c. Did the cough seem to come from the lungs? A. Yes.
 Q. How many times did he cough? A. Once. Condon said he offered to gel the man some cough medicine. He stayed there with John" one hour and 15 minutes. over and over, the red-faced flushed defense counsel, carried Jafsie through the details of hi meetings with the man he says fl Hauptmann, in Bronx cemeteries. Condon was asked to demon strate how John" had his coa collar up around his chin. H. hunched his chin down and pulled the collar of his blue serge coat ul around his neck. l c. What kind of a hat did h. have on? A. May I borrow on and show you?
 Reilly produced a spectators Ina and Jafsie said the hat held in hi hand was similar to Johns. bu that Johns brim was turned up.
 c. Did you ever say the ma you talked to had scar on hi face? A. No, sir. never, did.
 c. You had fashllght wit you? A. No.
 c. Who left the cemetery first A. did. l went back to the ca where Reich was waiting for me. c. When you were sitting O the bench you could see the car A. Yes.
 c. You could see Al Reich? No.
 A comment by Condon was or dercd stricken out by the court.
 Whats that?" Condon asked.
 "It Is stricken out" Justic Trenchard replied.
 "Yes, yes" the witness said.
 c. Did you do anything abou this case the next day?' A. Tha was Sunday, went to church.
 c. Did you receive any note that day? A. Not to my recollec ton.
 c. I show you this exhibit an ask you when you received 1t A. I received this around the Tt of March.
 c. Who actually received tha package In your house and wha time? A. did. about 10:30 | the morning mall. c. What did you do with tn two notes wrapped up inside tn sleeping suit you received? A. took them out and read them. On was addressed to me, one t Colonel Lindbergh. Q. How was the one to Colont Lindbergh addrcssedI A. T Colonel Lindbergh. c. What did you do then? sent for Colonel Lindbergh, an told him to come up, that ha the sleeping suit. c. Colonel Lindbergh came Il and you gave him the note? / No sir.
 c. What did you do? A. D, the note with the sleeping suit O my piano where he could see whpn he came.
 He shook his Mead and laughe when he saw Reilly was on tf verge of protesting against "ur responsive answers," and declare