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• One bar in Skeer's cell had been severed.
• However, Pierpont stated that Skeer was the planner of the robbery.
• Pierpont and Skeer were extradited to Kokomo for trial and held in the Howard county jail.
• Skeer's attorney stated that he would plead enter a guilty plea and ask for leniency.
• Pierpont, Skeer and Hayes were known to have rooms with Mrs . Pearl Mullendore at 718 North Main Street.
• This species has a number of calls, but the most familiar is a " skeer kerrra kerrra ".
• Pierpont, Skeer and Hayes were known to have had rooms with Mrs . Pearl Mullendore at 718 North Main Street.
• Police identified Skeer as the victim, who had gone under the alias of Jack Kelly for a number of years.
• Skeer and Brunner were arrested when they met in the city, and Pierpont's arrest occurred a short time later.
• Skeer and Brunner were arrested when the met in the city, and Pierpont's arrest occurred a short time later.
• Skeer's trial for charges of bank robbery as well as conspiracy, were on the docket for May 7, 1925.
• Press reports indicated that the police stated that Skeer had been convicted for armed robbery, counterfeiting and bootlegging in the past 37 years.
• Skeer had been suspected in the automobile theft, and when the robbery was reported, police began working on the theory Skeer was involved.
• Skeer had been suspected in the automobile theft, and when the robbery was reported, police began working on the theory Skeer was involved.
• Skeer contributed evidence favorable to the state and he was given a term of two to fourteen years in prison, and served two years.
• A 35-year-old ex-convict from St . Louis, Thomas Lindell Lawrence, was indicted for Skeer's murder.
• Skeer had been suspected in the automobile theft, and when the robbery was reported, police began working on the theory that Skeer was involved.
• Skeer had been suspected in the automobile theft, and when the robbery was reported, police began working on the theory that Skeer was involved.
• The three prisoners waived extradition and warrants charging petit larceny and bank robbery charging Pierpont and Skeer had been issued by Kokomo city judge Joseph Cripe.
• Howard County Sheriff Joseph Lindley adamantly denied reports that Pierpont and Skeer would be spirited away to another jail for safekeeping, presumably the Pendleton reformatory.