HOKE used car dealer became suspicious when he attempted to sell
Bartel's automobile without a title. The €ar dealer ASELEXSAXEKS
FBX told Feuger to return in an hour and notified the F, 8, I,
Bartelés body was found the same day and a shel] casing near the
body matched the gun that Feuger had in his possession at the time
of his arrest. Me was returned to Iowa and tried in the Federal
Court mmm at Waterloo on a charge of kidnapping. Convicted, he was
nenese as a Féderal prisoner at the Iowa State Prison on March 15,
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RENE used car dealer became suspicious when he attempted to sell
Bartel's automobile without a title. The éar dealer
EBX told Feuger to return in an hour and notified the F, 3, I,
Bartelés body was found the same day and a shell casing near the
body matched the gun that Reuger had in his possession at the time
of his arrest. Ne was returned to lowa and tried in the Federal
Court mmm at Waterloo on a charge of kidnapping. Convicted, he was
paneed as a Féderal prisoner at the Iowa State Prison on March 15,
1963.
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_ ‘FEUGER, Victor Harry :
Feuger, born in St. Johns, Mich., on June 10, 1935, first was sent to
reformatory when he was lj-years-old and stole some merchandise from —
several stores. He spent nine of the next eleven years in prisonsfor ,
charges ranging from burglary to bad checks and was finally released
from Jackson Penitentiary in Michigan on April 1), 1960, Me worked
for a short while with a janitorial firm in Milwaukee GRIXENSKI SEBS
45H but left there when a warrant was issued for his arrest after he
stole $50 fran an offiice in a building that the firm was cleaning.
Feuger next showed up in Dubuque, Iowa, where he rented a room and
priced various automobiles in used car lots for a few days. On the
night of July 11, 1960, he phoned Dr. Edward “oy Bartels at his home
and reported that his wae was seriously i]1,wubomkentctuculeetmet
asking that the doctor come to his rooming house, When EXS Bartels
arrived, Feuger, who was not married, K&XK met him with a pbhstol that
he had purchased with a forged check and forced him to drive into
Tlinois where he shot the doctor in the head in a wooded area. Dr.
Bartels was reported hissing the next day and Feuger was identified
when identification in his name was found in the rooming house to
which Bartels had been summoned. Feuger was taken into custody
FRUGER, Victor Harry e
Feuger, born in St. Johns, Miche, on June 10, 1935, first was sent to
reformatory when he was ll-years-old and stole some merchandise from
several stores. He spent nine of the next eleven years in prisongfor ,.
charges ranging from burglary to bad checks and was finally released
from Yackson Penitentiary in Michigan on April 1k, 1960, Me worked
for a short while with a janitorial firm in Milwaukee SRAXXKSKCEE6IS
3B but left there when a warrant was issued for his arrest after he
stole $50 fran an offftce in a building that the firm was cleaning.
Feuger next showed up in Dubuque, Iowa, where he rented a room and
priced various automobiles in used car lots for a few days. n the
night of July 11, 1960, he phoned Dr. Edward’ “oy Bartels at his home
and reported that his wafe was seriously ill :
asking that the doctor came to his rooming house. When EX® Bartels
arrived, Feuger, who was not married, MSXK met him with a pistol that
he had purchased with a forged check and forced him to drive into
Tlinois where he shot the doctor in the head in a wooded area. Dr.
Bartels was reported whissing the next day and Feuger was identified
when identification in his name was found in the rooming house to
which Bartels had been summoned. Feuger was taken into custody
FAUGER, Victor Harry @
Fouger, coma in St. goer Mich., on June 10, 1935, first was sent to
n he wi and
when a warrant was issued for his arrest after he
stole $50 fran an office in a building that the firm was
Feuger next showed up in Dubuque, Iowa, where he rented a room and
priced various automobiles in used car lots for a few days. °n the
night of July 11, 1960, he er Dr. Edward “oy Bartels at his hone
and reported that his wage wa: in,
asking that the doctor cone to hs rooming house. When
arrived, Feuger, who was not narried, SBIR mot hin with a pistol that
he hed Purchased with a forged check and forced him to drive into
wre he shot the doctor in the head in a wooded area, Dr.
Bartels was reported tiesing the and Feu, tified
Giben tanctd ination tnt niatias wea itoatra inert etek
which Bartels had been summoned. orca was artaran into custody
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