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-o-CUYAHOGA RIVER GIVES UP TENTH TORSO TUESDAYCLEVELAND, July 6.-(UP)r-Parts of the body of Cleveland's 10th torso victim in two J one-half years were pulled from the murky Cuyahoga river today, apparently 10 days after death.The body sections were found near the place on the rrv*er bank where the last discovery of a victim was made, scarcely more than a month ago.Police Sgt. James Hogan said he believed the body, that of a man, unquestionably was that of another victim of the “mad butcher of Kingsbury run’1, blamed for nine other mysterious mutilation murders, of which three victims were women.The body of the latest victim, discovered more shortly after death than most of the others, was noticed first by Frank Marzek, a j bridge-tender, who believed it a dressmaker's dummy.The first-discovered body section, a lower trunk portion, was wrapped in a burlap bag. Police and national guardsmen, patrolling a newly-reopened Republic Steel corporation plant nearby, were called. They discovered, addition- • ally, the upper trunk portion, a leg and an arm.
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Circleville Herald
Circleville, Ohio, US
Tue, Jul 06, 1937
Page 6
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