|
Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief
|
|
|
|
|
| Title | Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief |
| Date of Original | 1946-10-24 |
| Description | Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief holding a pistol, taken from murder suspect. |
| Ordering Information | Consult: http://library.ndsu.edu/ndsuarchives/duplication-services |
| General Subject | Law
|
| Subject (LCTGM) | Police
Police stations
Firearms
Interiors
Evidence (Law)
Handguns
|
| Personal Name | Hazeman, Elroy Edward, 1928-2008
Jester, Lloyd George, 1906-1983
|
| Organization Name | Fargo (N.D.). Police Dept.
|
| Location | Fargo (N.D.)
Cass County (N.D.)
North Dakota
United States
|
| Decade | 1940-1949
|
| Item Number | 2035.1351 |
| Negative Number | 2035.1351 |
| Format of Original | Film negatives
|
| Dimensions of Original | 13 x 10 cm. |
| Publisher of Original | Forum Publishing Company (Fargo, N.D.)
|
| Place of Publication | Fargo (N.D.)
|
| Transcription | "Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief, holds the single shot.22 caliber pistol with which Elroy Hazeman admits killing a Little Falls, Minn. cab driver. It was found in Hazeman's suitcase." - caption with image published in the Fargo Forum & Daily Republican, October 25, 1946, p. 6. |
| Notes | Title supplied by staff.
Photographer unknown. |
| Biography/History | On August 17, 1946, Elroy Hazeman hired Walter Anderson, a taxi driver with City Cab Co., to drive him from Little Falls to the farm of his parents in Pierz, Minnesota. When they arrived at Pierz, Hazeman pulled out a gun and proceeded to rob and kill Anderson, shooting in the back of the head. After hiding the body in some brush, on his family farm, he drove the taxi to near Margie, Minnesota where he abandoned it. He hitchhiked to Bemidji, and then took a bus back to his job with Norling Silo Co. in Svea, Minn. On August 22nd, Hazeman quit his job, and wandered around the region. Meanwhile the deserted the cab was fond August 20th, and Anderson was determined to be missing. On September 3rd, Anderson's body was found by Elroy Hazeman's younger brother and sister. On October 24th, Hazeman boarded a Greyhound bus in Minneapolis, driven by Lloyd Mertz. Mr. Mertz recognized the passenger as that of the wanted Elroy Hazeman and radioed ahead to Fargo police. Police in Fargo, took Hazeman into custody at the Union Bus Depot with no resistance. On December 3, 1946, a Morrison County grand jury, indicted Elroy Hazeman on first-degree murder. He was found insane and possessing homicidal tendencies, and was committed to the St. Peter State Hospital on December 5th. |
| Repository Institution | North Dakota State University Libraries, Institute for Regional Studies
|
| Repository Collection | Fargo Forum Negative Collection 2035
|
| Collection Finding Aid | Consult: http://hdl.handle.net/10365/971 |
| Credit Line | Institute for Regional Studies, NDSU, Fargo (2035.1351) |
| Language | eng
|
| Digital ID | rs005501 |
| Original Source | Negatives |
|
|
|
|
|
