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aa Hy : - hee ak , £ 7 - 0 fHIS CASE ORIGINATES 1 Ue EROS Clty + Oclahoma. a co & REPORT M..0E AT: DATE WHEN MADE: FERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: REPORT MADE BY: 7 | Oklahoma City, Oxla. | 5212-28 | 5/2-5/28 | He Be James es cuanacter or case. Probable Consrirdsy to commit per jury in connef ton” a we ote with trial of W.E. Hale an sol | re . * __ Rensey for murder Henry Po ts : \Osaoe Indian, Cob ee . oo "5 DiS | gs | S¥NOPSIS or FACTS: Se (0. Ce $74-15-16) a S| : 7 SULDIARY REPORT > : 9 ; It is charged that Subjects Cormatt, Homer Bowe and Carl Rowe conspired ts “| 4 0 “commit perjury in counecticn with the trials of W. EK. Hale and John Remsey, murderers’: _ +1 | of Henry Roan, an Osxze Indian. Subject Cormett is an uncle of Subjects Homer and.’ e 2 3 4 Carl Rowe. Subjects testified for the defense in the trials of this case at Guthrip and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. At each of these triala Subjest Cornett attempted to. [ A vindicate Defendants Hale end Ramsey and placa the murder upon Curiey Johnson, now } >5 | deceased, and Hoy Zunch, who married the widow of Henry Roan, the testixony of Sub}: >6 | ject Cornett beins substantially corroborated by Subjects Homer ani Carl Rowe, which | >? | was Contradicted end clearly shown to be false by the developments of the trial. i 1g . ~ a Te i _. og tf S .Nameg of witngsses and their statements contradicting evidence giver 4 boy 70 Subject Henry Corse+t follows:~ f rh i 12 | ED ROBERTSCH, (Summary of information obtained by him) Witsess Rob- bson y >2 | Guthrie, Oxlahoma. was & special employes of the Sovernment in the inves “sa-" 34 tion of tho Osage Lurdar cases ani questioned Subject Cornistti 7g relative to nic knowledye of the murders. Corrni.t stated .6 Et né Lived néar where the murders were committed and kaew an Eale and was familiar with the underworid of that section, : 2 38° wat did not Know anythins about the Osage Murder cases but had én idea that Bill dat a; "9 | was connected wits all the murders. Stated that the pending state case acainst nim,: / Gomme Cornett, could be sasily beaten if he was out of jail and in a position te ore= | pare a defense; that hea hed a Federal case and in wwaich he expected a mandate to be- handed down in a few days, wiich would put hin in the Federal Penitentiary; that if: the Government would delay its case so that he could make defense in his sending st ate cases that he would zladl: so emong ths underworld in the Osagre country and endecvor , to find leads that would assist the joverrment in the investigetion, mt thet he mew nothing personally of tne tases. Cornutt was granted & stay of sixty days and he t +. oe ne wo tT nuke Ne Oo Lf LASS pian i Po ee RE ZORGED AND MDE, WDEnEn APPROVED AND FORWARDED: SPLOIAD AGEAT x o aL. a * yo, ’} b We a iy ih Lah, in CHARGE oa 4 fp oi : | RA -_ a . BURLAD CF eI: NVESTIC4 TION CHECKED ¢ OFF: DO NOT WRITE IN THESE SrACcrS | WASHINGTON i COrics OF THIS REPORT PURN! SHED To; REFERENCE: | ~Barean ji i wy DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 2~Crlahoma ae wa at ) SRopres yo. ice “| | : 1-U.5. Atty, Okla.City a | 5 le | {yoy ausenart reyTLAG OFFICE 5} | 7 ! A ’ . - 7 . aoe ome nt LT Peemcn er tnen meres mae mene me mg re armen . o i. sy * 7 . cee =. —_—— A Sega Si — co - .