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2. PF. Weiss. Nov. 9-17, 1923. nae -2- a ie as probable charges against BRYAN BUREHART for the murder of ANNIE BROWN as they stated they had learneé that a number of people mad sqen BRYAN BURKHAaRT with ANNIE B3OWN at different places from Fairfax, Okla. _ and hours later than BRYAN BURKEART had previously stated and testified he had delivered her to her home in good health, at Fairfax, Okla. [n- formant called the evidence that the BURKHARTS were wanting him to se- oure an alibi, tut the said evidence was not in the nature of an alibi, but Waa a building up of evidenos and testimony to corroborate what ” BRYAN BURKHART would evidently set up as his defensexz if brought te a Informant stated that while the BUxKHARTS never admitted to him. that BRYAN BURZKHART actually murdered ANDIE BROW and that in fact BRYAN BURKHART denied that he had xm killed ANNIE BROWN, ti11 BRY and ERNEST BURKHART conveyed to him the idea that his duty lay in get- b Fa - pie BBs . age! AS Sagar otk RNG, . Bane Aa Pb ANNOY at " ‘ ' rn aba. _ ting witnesses who would swear a8 BRYAN BURKHART wanted them to swear ~ in BURKHART'S tehalf. Informant stated further that he noted that BRYAN BURKHART end ~ : eee ¢ een eres ne ae , ir ~; a e ERNEST would not discuss this case or talk it over with him the pre- “TO sence of MOLLIZ BURKPART, wife of ERNEST BUREKHART, an@ sister of the - ie * a murdered ANNIE BROW. | ~ | Rd Informant also atated that W. K. or BILL HALZ, uncle to the BURK- ae HARTS, stwered entirely cle. ar of the conferences between informant andi ay the BURKFARTS, and had nothing to say or do in the matter, . een i a Agent deems the following atatement by informant as extremely im- aa portant, as it aolncides and checks perfeotly with all the evidence A- is gent has been able to gather re. this particular oase beforehand: ° be Informant Stated to Agent that he was informe 4a by BRYAN BURKEART ” aa j + at 2 gan ie TON nm ae ae emer e gE MOT GET aR I A cape MRA Ht