Search for "Woman with Kiss of Death"; Bodies of Victims Disinterred Philadelphia, May 16.
Mr.. J. Edgar Hoover, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and a squad of his famous "G-Men" will come to Philadelphia this week to aid in the investigation of the sensational insurance murder syndicate which is believed to have killed at least 200 persons in five states for their insurance.
The District Attorney said he would welcome the aid of the Federal agents ana indicated they would be asked to concentrate their efforts on the search for Mrs. Rose Carina, "the of death." She was one of the ringleaders in the murder syndicate, he indicated.
Meanwhile, police arrested Dominick Caraffa, 47 years of age, who was questioned regarding his activities with a bombing and arson ring which is believed to have been the murder syndicate's "violence squad."
More than 30 persons are under arrest in connection with the murder syndicate's activities. Boche f hundreds of persons several states who died under mysterious circun stances have been removed from their graves for examination to determine whether they were poisoned. Poison was the method most often employed by the murder syndicate in disposing of persons whose insurance was to be collected.—United Press.
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