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Sea te ee te tel Eda me ae Be ee AA ME Rn tae ena ten Sie daa CE Re al ad eee cae Us 2 sa ea ‘4 raat ie HALB, 1 ey Page #3 re 2-20 -256_ woke me when he came in the follow morning about — Mout 11 A. M. the same day, when Kirby got up, Kirby me that it was a dandy job: that they heard her exploda* z were about seven or eight miles away. - The followia ; a teiwo, days later John Ransey_ came to our house in revo Ly abd shortly after Ramsey arrived, Dook Hawkins came inte - s e house ,. and Ramsey told Kirby and Hawkins, in my -presence,. Bt! they done a good job - that they had killed two of then, ; th’s wife and servant girl, and blowed Smith's privates off , ag. an the hospital and wouad be gone in @ day or toe: res “later Kirby and myself went to Grammer's to get . stey, “ana While at Grammer's, Asa Kirby and Granmer . “down to. Grammer’s barn and had a long telk. When Kirby - a bask to -whare TI Was, he wadiA hea wonldA he vasdgy ta on aw ee 2h OS we ey wy Bw - BB -go0on as Grammer gave him: some money. irby walked to Grau er'a- back oor end Granmer handed Kirbj}..a big roll of -- = We thet returmed to our house at ilebb City, and Dock came ~ into our house. Kirby then took the roll of om * his pocket and counted out $500 | to Hawkins, and awikins: that’ they would get the rest of it if smith died. bone two" days later John Ramsey called at our house and told «©. . Asa Kirby that Smith was dead and he, Kirby, would get the rest of his moneys = Net a = oe ee, ee ee oe oe "on Febs 11, 1926, Roy D. Sherrill, convict in Federal OEE enit pntiary, Leavenworth, Kansas, was "interviewed and stated a } oe: 8g follows: give That. ‘in the winter of 1923, to be exact during Jamary, — yoi¢ February and the first part of March, 1923, he, Sherrill, was | a1. pmo and around Henry Granmer's place in Osage County, Cklahoma, = M42. gene on a number of occasions met and talked with Johx. Ramsey,” 443 .° Who was also around there. That sometime during February, 1523, aac y he, Sherrill, drove with John Ramsey from Grammer's place to o e 45” . Fairfax and while in Fairfax, Ramsey Was Looking at an auto . 46: a “with the view of purchasing it, but did not do soy that from - 445. Fairfax he, Sherrill, and Ransey drove over near Graynorse to the home of W. E. Smith (this was before Smith moved to Fairfax) ~ 23, and as they were going by Smith's house, Ramsey said to Sherrill 2469 ~ in:gubspance that there was someone lived in that house that 7 a they wanted taken~care of and that there is a nice piece of ‘money # it. Ramsey went ahead and told Sherrill. that all ul be to .do to bump them off would be get a can of =a wn mee ~ ee ee | meted Oe ee 1, 86% it near the house and light afuse; that they