The Archive · 1939

G-Men Arrest Woman

With "Kiss of Death"

Believed to Be Key Figure In Insurance Murders Philadelphia, May 19.

Federal Bureau of investigation "G-men" in New York yesterday arrested Mrs. Rose Carina, known as the woman with the "kiss of death," who suspected of being the "Borgia" of Philadelphi mass murder merchandising corporation.

The Federal agents tracked down the missing suspect within 24 hours after entering the investigation of the sensational murder syndicate which is alleged to have killed more than 200 persons for their insurance.

The local Grand Jury meanwhile was asked to indict twelve dependents being held in connection with the murder syndicate investigation. More than 35 persons have been arrested ior connection with the syndicate which operated in at least five states.

"G-Men" yesterday also arrested ick Rodeo, another of the five connected with the case. anted for the "three men in drowning of Mr. Joseph Arena, one of more than 200 victims of the "merchants of death."—United Press, Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the Federal Bureau of investigation whose ^G-Men" have attained worldwide fame, earlier told the committee that foreign espionage activities in the United States were increasing rapidly.

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