Believed to Be Work Mental Defective Boston, Mass, May 22, of the suburb of Westwood were convinced that a rental defective sent the blackmail letter received by Miss Constance Morrow, daughter of the United States Ambassador to Mexico, who was threatened with death if she not deposit $30,000 in currency 'a spot designated by the-writer of the letter.
Boston detectives, after working.
the cave all night, submitted their findings to the "Westwood police, who also had gathered considerable evidence, pointing to the fact that li the blackmail letters which had been sent to a dozen socially pronent residents of greater Boston were sent by the same person, who rever appeared to claim the Hack sail money demanded when false weekaes sere placed in the spots signated, Several decoy' packages had been placed, the police said, but the letter mever had" appeared. A number of defectives have been detained and are beings questioned and the police said that they wot tinue their investigations until
for hie activity atopped—Uniter the letter welter had. been arrested fe
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