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Show Thursday. June - Page THE HERALD. Provo. Utah, 20, 1985 23 Regional Book G ives Different Motive for Schreuder Briefs LAKE CITY t UPI -Heiress Frances Schreuder wanted her father killed not because she feared being disinherited but to free her mother of the bondage of living with an eccentric, stingy workaholic, an author said. Jonathan Coleman, author of At Mother's Request. A True Story of Money. Murder and Betrayal,'' e said Schreuder ordered her his kill to son. Marc, said caught to receive recognition from her mother. "Otherwise, she would have hidden or destroyed the murder weapon, which led to the murder convictions of herself and her son." he Coleman 34. was in Salt Lake City promoting his new book this week. He researched and wrote the book over a three-yea- r period, in250 than more people. terviewing '"Frances grew up knowing she SALT Evaporation Sips Inch From Lake I "He was angry that his loyalty-habeen betrayed The amount of money might be car fare for Frances, but it was sorely needed by him." Reagan then turned the thought she could ultimately please her mother by killing her Berenice's husband Schreuder planted the evidence that led to her arrest and conviction. Coleman said She gave to a friend. Richard Behren. the .357 Magnum used to shoot her father Behren. an unemployed New York school teacher, gave the gun to Schreuder's sister, Marilyn Reagan, because Schreuder refused to pay $3,688 she owed him. Coleman said. gun Mother and son are serving terms at the Utah State Prison tor could never really satisiy her the July 23. 1978. murder ot Frank- mother, Berenice, because she had ideals. Frances lin Bradshaw, 76, who was found such unrealistic lying on his back in a pool of blood on the floor of his Salt Lake auto-part- s warehouse grandfather then tried to get over to tangible evidence. believe Marc and Frances wanted to get caught. They knew Behren had the gun. but they never asked tor it back ... Berenice urged Marc to leave when he became suspect, but he chose to slay." 1 who investigators, traced it to Marc During the earlier years. But the tact that Schreuder's son was her mother's foot Fiances York New to back the brought gun said But later espehe soldier, after slaying his grandfather also cially alter the murder conviction was interesting to Coleman. the roles reversed. "It was like Jack and the Beanstalk."' Coleman said. "Marc, like "Frances is a pathetic figure Jack, had been given a mission from his mother to kill the giant. partly a monster and partly a It wasn't enough to say. T did it. vulnerable woman with mental Mom.' He had to show the trophy problems.'' he said. "Frances to prove that he did it. He could be would be better oil in care of a hero only by bringing back the psychiatrists than of jailers." i i Prosecutors claimed in both trials that Schreuder wanted her son to kill her father because she feared he would write her out of her will then-teenag- SALT LAKE CITY (APi -Evaporation during the hot first half of June slurped more than an inch from the Great Salt Lake, and the level of the lake's north arm dropped for the first time in three years, a U.S. Geological Survey official said Tuesday. The briny inland sea now stands at 4,209.8 feet. above sea level. The south arm is down 1.8 inches, while the north end is .6 of an inch lower than it was when the lake peaked May 21. Over-all- , the level has dwindled h one and inches since the annual peak was reached. "What we're seeing now is more normal evaporation off the desert lake," said geological survey dis- was the unwanted fourth child of the Bradshaws." he sair" "She one-sixt- , trict director Ted Arnow. In the past two years, high run- off and wet weather has swollen the lake and caused millions of dollars in damage to shoreline property and wildlife habitats. Arnow said the difference between the two arms was not quite 7'4 inches, "the smallest difference in a number of years." Commission Blasts U of U Professor - The SALT LAKE CITY (AP) San Juan County Commission has asked the University of Utah to review activities of a law professor who represents several local conservation groups. The commissioners said it is unusual that Professor William J. Lockhart can find the time to participate in public hearings on environmental issues, including opposition to building a nuclear waste dump in San Juan County, and still find time to teach. 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