The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-11
KIDNAP, MURDER
 GANG VICTIMS
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auired of ali foreigners.
 Another member Of the group signed the order and the body was taken from the country, the tiIldeF. talEeg ssid. He refused to divulgo any names og reveal the county where the body waS taken No Daid, however, inst the group disappeared from the viiie about three weeM Ago. woman may have been one os those whose photosrephs were souno VI WeidnanHS villa.
 Bartender DissppeaEs
 Authorities also announced thet a bartender ct 6 fashionable cafe of, the Champs Elysees, known only as Maurice, had disappeared strangely. Weldmann said that ths bar tender iad obtained . false DO. lice Identity card in the name oi M, XaTyeF' for him last June.
 At the same time police found new evidence to support theE seefe that Weidmann may have Killed 10 persons for their money and not Ave, the number he had confessed
 n the murder vilia" they found the possesgions of six women who police feared might have shared the same fate aS Miss Jean Dc Koven, Brooklyn dancer who was Strengled by Frances newest Bluebeesd,
 Magistgate Maurice Berry began questioning Weidmann in esi effort to get an explanation for the pres. ence Of the feminine possessions n his vilia,
 Police ofiiceTs brought in several trunks and veliseg full og women's clothing during the questioning. They were certain that the clothes indicated that either there were Q number of additional murders cosn' mitted by Weidmaflsl, or that they were used by him ii as white slave racket, They thought that perhaps Weidmsnn inigt.t have been . mem. ber Of . "giFls for sale" ring who engaged young women et the villa. gave them new dresses and jntegned them in houses of prostitution il various parts Of France. 4 special police squad accompanied the cor. OneT and . physician to oarche. They will examine the body to de. termine whether the girl was Killed by Weidmann because she had heeT, q Yecaicitrant white slave victim. Oflciaig believed that the white slave racket might have been car. Tied out without incident until Weidmann started his adventure In murder.
 Victims May De 70
 Examination of the girls body and the finding of the women'S clothing in WeldmaFins villa was said by the police to support their fears that the Bluebeards victims might have reached ten.
 These fears were supported today by the stories of neighbors. Their villas are some distance from the murder villa, which Weidmann ap- parently had selected because tt was so secluded that neighbors would not be likely to hear the outcries of his victims, but they had Q speaking acquaintance with the German ex- convict who speaks three languages fiuently. Often, they told police, they had found him digging in the villas half acre garden. Police feared that in each case he was pre- pairing q grave for a new victim.
 Ceneamue Te Dig
 Workmen today continued dig ging up the garden. searching for more bodies. Though Weidmann had always said he was planting rose bushes. there was no evidence of extensive horticulture. The gar- den was poclEmarked with numerous excavations after two days of dig ging. but the work vas pressed witll the discovery of new evidence. Weld. mann was known Co have buried two of tte i've victims whose bodiel have been recovered Tho body ol the seeon6 Was 1ollnd In the viAlAs