Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-02-03 | Page 12 | Chalres Radovich Has Not Confessed

CHARLES RADOVICH IS IICOIFESSEB Suspect in Olivia Cooper Murder Case Still Declares His Innocence. Sensational reports to the contrary notwithstanding, not-withstanding, Charles Radovich, who is held in the city Jail as a suspect irt the case of Mrs. Olivia Cooper, the scrubwoman, scrub-woman, who was murdered In the Franklin Frank-lin store on MaUn street early last Wednesday Wed-nesday morning, has made no confesssion of the crime. Radovich, a cringing and very much-scared much-scared Austrian, who was arrested late in the day following the atrocious crime, still maintains the stoical reticence which marked his demeanor at the time of and sifice his arrest. During his recurrence of memory, when ho chooses to remember his knowledge of the English language, he stoutly denies any connection whatever what-ever with the crime which set Palt Lake City agog. Carl A. Anderson, Inspector of police, who has been In charg or the Investigation Investiga-tion into the murder of Mrs. Cooper, was conHped to his bed hist night, members ! of his family announcing that he was suf-; suf-; ferlng from fatigue as a result of his ; work on the Cooper murder case. However, How-ever, the inspector left word with E. V. Johnson, captain of police, that any report re-port to the effect that Radovich had confessed con-fessed to the murder of the aged woman should be denied.