William Cooper allegedly burgles the apartment of Martha Feldenheimer against
- Title of event
- William Cooper allegedly burgles the apartment of Martha Feldenheimer against
- Type of event
- Burglary (residence)
- Report on event
- William Cooper allegedly burgles the apartment of Martha Feldenheimer against Main report referencing event Martha Feldenheimer against William Cooper
- Start date / time
- April 3, 1917
- April 3, 1917
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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The deponent [Feldenheimer] and her husband returned from out of town to find three suits and one overcoat missing from their apartment. The defendant [Cooper] - an elevator operator in the building - allegedly asked the superintendant's wife for a "pass key" to the apartment, which he used in their absence. Subsequently, this key was found on the defendant's person.
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The deponent [Feldenheimer] and her husband returned from out of town to find three suits and one overcoat missing from their apartment. The defendant [Cooper] - an elevator operator in the building - allegedly asked the superintendant's wife for a "pass key" to the apartment, which he used in their absence. Subsequently, this key was found on the defendant's person.