Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1926, Page 36

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A theory that the girl, a pupil in the Chicago Heights High School, was slain when she fled from the advances of some lolterer was discredited when it was discovered that two shots had been fired from as far away as the sidewalk. Police argued that such an assailant would be unlikely to fire more than once, if at all, and the girl apparently had not been harmed be- fore she was mortally wounded. Detectives then learned that Vic- toria very much resembled a. Miss Helen Lagura, who lives near the delicatessen and who a short time ago recelved a threatening letter from a suitor ehe dismissed. Also it was found that an uniden- tifled man had forced his way into the girl's home to look at the body, had become much agitated and had fled to 1 walting automobile when attempts were made to question him. No one witnessed the shooting, al- have expressed such an opinion since I came on the benclr. It would have been quite Improper for me to do go. 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