The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-18
SLAIN DOCTOR,
 WIFE BACK HOME
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home, and the boy thereafter had driven Mrs. Littlefield 370 miles around New England with her lin. aware that her husbands body was crarnmed in the automobiles trunk.
 But when they reached New Gloucester, Mrs. Littlef1eld sudden ly became suspicious and accused the boy of having done something to her husband.
 "She started to get out of the car to get help," Dwyer recounted T didn't let her get out. I choked her. I grabbed her by the throat and held on. I did not hit her. I held onto her throat until she stopped moving"
 Then, with her body in the tom neau and her husbands body still in the trunk, the boy drove to New Jersey where he was arrested.
 In Death Penalty States
 Authorities noted that while New Hampshire, where murderers are hanged, and Massachusetts, Con- necticut, New York and New Jersey, where they are electrocuted, all fig- ured in the death ride, Dwyer com- mitted both crimes in Maine, which does not have capital punishment.
 In his confession Dwyer contend ed that he slew the doctor because of a disparaging remark regarding girl friend; that he killed Mrs. Littlefield lest she discover the crime. But Sheriff Francis believed that robbery notivated the killings, pointing out that Dwyer had kept company with many local girls, needed money for his social activi- ties, and admitted taking $250 from Mrs. Littlefield's purse after strangling her.
 Slayer's Love Affairs
 Frying into the slayer'S love life, authorities obtained several letters which he received from girls and one unmailed letter which he wrote to Barbara and Ruth" last July while student at Hebron Academy.
 In the unmailed letter, written from New York city July 3 last, Dwyer stated that "the Old Maestro decided to come where 1t is quite over the noisy fourth"
 A letter signed "Barbie" read:
 Dearest Buddy: You are an awful darling. love you with every thing that have. You are worl- derfully nice and everything that any one could be.
 q don't know what made me write 8 letter like that but I was crying when I wrote 1t and I wanted you like everything. very single thing l do Chats right) do for you. And I try to be what you want me to be.
 T shall always love you, com- pletely all of me that's possible. Barbie to the sweetest little husband in the world from his wife to be"
 Another Love Missive
 Dearest Paul: I've got to write to you. I feel just in the mood. l meant everything I said this after noon and I shall always stay just like I am now for you always. And I am perfectly sure that you love me as much, and not more than I love you. Please love me al- ways and don't forget that you said that you would always come back to me some day if anything ever happened. Much love, our Barbie." |"
 In still another letter, starting Dear Little Hubby" "Barbie" wrote:
 "You know I love you (more than Is good for little grls). I don't think what I have let you do is supposed to be done (but) I'm not sorry for 1t. It was lovely and I'm glad. If 1t wasn't for by love for you and my believing you love me 1t never would have been done.
 Calls Trip Wonderful
 Tt was wonderful. By the trees and everything Sunday afternoon. It made me want to cry because of my being so happy. I love you, love you, love you. Some day, not very far of, we will live in each others arms and you will work for me and I for you. I'll plan for 1t, sweetheart, so if you ever leave, please come back. Everlasting love, your wife Buddy from Barbara"
 Altogether, authorities said, they have obtained 32 love letters.
 Dwyer was to be arraigned in Norway municipal court today for Dr. LittlVfields murder and at Port land tomorrow for Mrs. Littlefleld's murder. The question of Jurisdiction will then be settled between Oxford and Cumberland counties.
 New Confession
 South Paris, Me-, Oct. 18--(UP)- In new confession, Paul Nathaniel T0uyx,mv. 10 odVraikhaA k0ANv that he