Calmly Tells of Killing Father And Hacking Mother To Death
Robert Smith Nash, 26, an electrical shop operator, described how he killed his father Charles A. Nash, a supervisor in the internal revenue department, and then hacked his mother Eleanor M. Nash to death after she struck him. The murders occurred west of St Louis, bodies found in the family car eight miles from Springfield, Illinois. Nash confessed after a lengthy interrogation, was calm and showed no emotion, saying he was sorry it happened.
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Nash confesses to killings as he explains motive and flight
The confession outlines how Nash killed his parents after a quarrel over debt and a $600 loan. He describes placing his father in the trunk and the mother in the rear seat, then driving toward Illinois before discarding clothes and valuables. He details failed escape by rim tires and eventual capture, expressing remorse and readiness to face penalties. Also notes a 1931 car crash in which an army officer died and Nash suffered head injuries.
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