The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
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Ledterman said Of the negodationi
and I'VE lost"
Police recovered go, 992 Of the
$500, 900 when they arrested Hal
in St. Louis. Hall said he thought
he got drunk and lost another suit
case filled with money.
Mrs. Heady was picked up in
a st. Louis apartment the couple
was sharing. The arrests came
after q tip from an alert taxicah
driver who told q police lieutenant
about q man LOADED with money
and carrying q pistol"
Hall, q chunky, balding man,
broke down under questioning and
implicated Mrs. Heady. . childless
widow.
my God, I didn't plan to harm
the child" Hall said. 81 would
never have done . thing like that. I"
He blamed Marsh, saying he
turned the child over to him and
later found the boy dead with q
pistol beside the body in the base.
ment of Mrs. Heady's st. Joseph,
No., home,
Police dug up the body In the
yard of the home.
Mrs. Heady said she took Bobby
from the French Institute of Notre
Dame de Sion here and turned him
over to Hall but didn't realize she
was taking part in . kidnapping.
He was such q sweet child, {"
she said. "He came so nice"
Hall admitted the boy was dead
even before a ransom note was
sent to the 71-year-old Greenlease
and his wife.
Hall, son of q widely respected
Pleasant, Kan, lawyer, told Off
GERS he had planned the kidnapping
for three years. When his father,
John Hall, died the son received
5000, 900 inheritance. In four years
it was gone.
Both Hall and Ms. Heady have
police records.
Mrs. Heady denied any connec.
ton with the Staying and expressed
surprise when told the boy had
been dug up in her yard. Hall had
met her in a st, Joseph tavern
several months ago.
He said he told her Bobby was
his son, in custody Of a former
wife.
A 22-year-old woman was being
held as a material witness. Sandra
June O'Day, 22, st. Louis, was ar
rested here after Hall told officers
he had been with her Monday
night.
Hall and Mrs. Heady have been
charged in Kansas City with kid
naping. Prosecutor Richard K.
Phelps said they could be prose-
cuted for both murder and kidnap-
ing under Missouri law.
Warrants charging first degree
murder were filed against the pair
and also against Marsh in st.
Joseph.
Under Missouri law the maxi
mum penalty for both kidnapping
and murder is death.
st. Louis Circuit Atty. Edward
L. Dowd declared:
"The gas chamber is too good
for the murderers Of little Bobby
Greenlease."
Marsh was described as about
S feet 6 inches tau with brown hair
and rudy complexion. His left
ring finger has been amputated at
the first joint and his tattoo marks
a skull and cross bones
on his left shoulder, small heart
at the base of his left thumb and
a dagger with q snake on the left
forearm.
Police studied several reports by
persons who said hey had seen
a man resembling Marsh in Mis-
souri, and Iowa last night.
At Pittsburgh, Pa, the search
kept q TWA passenger plane from
landing for 30 minutes. A TWAI
spokesman said the FIJI had asked
the airline to hold the plane in the
air until officers could reach the
airport. The plane was flying east.
ward from st. Louis.
After the plane landed and was
checked, the FIJI would only say:
Marsh was not arrested at Great
er Pittsburgh Airport.
Funeral services for the child
wiz be held tomorrow morning.
They viii be followed by q mass.
Mrs. Greenlease, who Is in her
mid 4O's, has been under the care
of a physician since the day her
boy disappeared. The Greenhouses
have one other child. an u-year.
old daughter.
Said Mrs. Greenlease:
s'Why did II have 10 be INV