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CG Department of Justice ae Brady and Clark were apprehended about one ami a half miles East of Tucumcari on Highway 66. Brady, in attempting to escape, Was shot by Sheriff Allen with a 20 guage shot gin us- 4ng #2 shote Brady was hit by eleven shots in the right side of the back over the liver and lungs. \When I left Sante Fe, Brady was apparently on the road to recovery, Agent Street and I endeavored to eecure some informa- | tion from Brady about the Kansas City Massacre and the Urachel Case, but he maintained that he knew nothing about either - other than what be had read in the paperas Brady said that on June 16, 1933, the dey before the Kansas City Crime, he with Za%pavie and Jim Clark robbed the Black Rock, Arkansas, Bank, and that night went to a point about fifty miles South of Springfield, Missouri and the follow- ing morning while at this place, which he would not designate, he heard on the radio about the Kansas City Affair, Brady claimed that wilbur°Underhill was with Harvey ~ @ Bailey at the time, nursing Bailey's wounded leg. He said Bailey and Underhill were near Oklahoma City, - which was as nearly as he would describe the place, Brady sdmitted taking Earvey Batley to the Shannon F: rm neer Paradies on one occasion only, but denied ever going there to get him. He denied that he knew the purpose of Bailey be at the Shannon Ferm. He adnitted that Bailey loaned him $200 of the Urschel ransom money but claims he re- peid Eel ley with the same money. Brady seys tint the only dis cussion he ever heard about the Kansas City Case was to the effect it was done by © an "Eastern Gang”. Clark saye that the Bleck Rock job was pulled by . Brady, Balley, Davis, Underhill and himself and that the fol- lowing iorning they were all near Batesville, Arkansas, He denies ever hearing the Fansas City matter discussed by his associates. Ee denies knowing anything about the Urschel ease and denies that he was ever at the Shannon Fam although he admits reading in the pepers thet hirs. Shannon testified that he was there. He could offer no explanation as to why Mrs. Shannon would testify falsely in this respect.