Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-08 | Page 9 | Clairvoyant Clew Unearths a Murder

CHIT CLEW UIEJlRTHSfl MUBDER Buried Body Discovered in Spot Exactly Described by Female Seer. Special Cable to The Tribune. PARIS, March 7. By. following the directions di-rections of a clairvoyant, set down In a letter to the missing man's brother, the body of M, Cadlou, the director of a nitro cellulose factory near Landerneau, who had been missing since December, was found In a shallow ditch yesterday. Only a few inches of earth covered the hody, which was dressed Jn a cycling coatumo and had a deep gash In tho throat and other wounds on the head, showing that tho man had been murdered. Two daya ago tho brother of the dead man recoived a letter from a relative In which It was stated that a clairvoyant who had beon consulted had given a detailed de-tailed description of the murder and of tho perpetrator. "Ho was murdered," said tho clairvoyant, clair-voyant, "by a tall, dark man, 80 or 35 years of ago, who waa aided by a shorter man, who kept watch, Tho victim was surprised about A or 5 o'clock in tho afternoon by a trap, probably a cord stretched across tho road, which upset him. Whllo on tho ground he was struck a violent blow on tho head and another In tha back. "Do not look for Paul Cadlou In the water. Ho will bo found In a ditch, near u llttlo wood or clump of trees. The spot Is covered by a llttlo ear in ana ilea to tho right of a mill. The body will be found and the assassin captured." Owing to tills communication AL Fran-colB Fran-colB Cadlou, tho brother of the victim, visited a spot near tho workn at Landerneau, Lander-neau, which tallied exactly with the clairvoyant's clair-voyant's dcscrlptlou, ana. Bounding the earth with his stick, discovered the place where the body was hidden. Clearing away tho boII with his hands he unearthed un-earthed tho corpBo. Lator In the day M. Francois Cadlou expressed his suspicions as to tho Identity of his brother's murderer to tho authorl-ties authorl-ties and'M. Louis Pierre, the engineer and a director of tho Cadlou firm, was arrested ar-rested on a charge of having murdered Paul Cadlou. The victim's brother states that Pierre, who had beon dismissed from his position nB engineer, was JoalouB of his hrother und wished to supplant him. A sharp lnBtrumont which was found I In Plerro's houso Is covered with recent bloodstains, which tho arreBted man do- clares wore causod by killing a rabbit. , Ho strongly denies his guilt. Ho had assisted as-sisted In transporting tho body to . tho works from tho place where It was found.