The Washington times., 1935-11-26
POLICE PLAN.
T0QUESTI0N
FR|ENDS0F
L0R|NGS
All Statements Made
So Far Are Given
Close Study

A comparative study of the in
formation elected in the two eX.
aminatons of Richard Tear, 29-
year-old fiance of the slain Co
rinna Loring while he was in Gus
tody just after the body was
found November 9, and again yes
terday, was being made today by
investigators in charge Of the
case.
Tear will not be called for
further questioning today, as was
originally planned, but he will be
recalled at later date, Lieut.
Joseph Itzel said.
Meanwhile, the investigators
are making study Of Tears IL
nancial transactions Of recent
years, and planned this afternoon
to interrogate friends of the Lor'
ing family. Little is expected to
be gained from these friends. but
the Baltimore detective is hope
full some small clue may be OBJ
tanned.
10 seek EXcCutOE
Meanwhile, it was announced
by Arthur Keefer, Loring family
attorney for several years, that he
will go before the Prince Georges
county orphans court at Upper
Marlboro next Tuesday and ask
that an executor be appointed to
administer the estate of Corinna,
who disappeared from her Mount
Rainier, Md, home November 4,
two days before she was to have
marry Tear.
Corinna left no will. Her estate
is valued at something over 81 900
and includes Government baby"
bonds, some office equipment,
some furniture for the apartment
she and Tear were to use after
their marriage and an unknown
sum in the bank.
Her parents will be the recipi'
ents Of the estate.
In checking the past of the man
who is alleged to have attacked
a small girl in the Mt. Rainier
area several nights ago, and for
whom a search is being made, po-
lice revealed today that he was
convicted in 1927 on charge Of
indecent exposure and again in
1881 on a charge of attacking
little girl.
Police Hunt Suspect
Police are attempting to locate
him in connection with the alleged
attack on the Mt. Rainier girl re-
Gently and, at the same time, he
will be questioned in connection
with the Loring case.
Lieutenant Itzel today quashed
a rumor current in Upper Marl-
boro that the investigators would
employ the use of ''lie detector"
in conducting their probe. He de-
clared that is out Of the question,
because, if for no other reason,
the use of such contrivances is
barred in investigations in Mary
land.
Lieutenant Itzel today evinced
great interest in three checks ne
said he had located which were
issued by Corinna sometime prior
to her disappearance.
He would not reveal where he
had located the checks, nor TO
whom they were made payable,
but he asserted that he is seeking
to determine the reason for their
issuance.
Lieut.. Itzel announced that he
intends again to question Leo
LoJacono, another st. Elizabeth'S
attendant and brother-in-law OF
the slain girl. Itzel is spending
much time going over the stories
told by members of the family, he
explained, hopeful that they may
give some information which will
lead to solution Of the case.
Itzel Discouraged
Today. for the first time since
he entered the case two weeks ago
after States Attorney Alan Bowie
asked State aid on the case, Lieu
tenant Itzel seemed discouraged.
He professed to be still hopeful
of arriving at a solution, but
pointed out that every clue so far
offered has failed to materiallze.
Financial transactions of the
girl, which were expected to offer
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