VICE-CONSUL MURDERED
FIENDISH CRIME AT ODESSA CULPRIT SENTENCED TO DEATH Pesss Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. MOSCOW, Februaxy 13. (Received February 14, at noon). A man named Dobrovolsky was sentenced to death for the murder of Kozzio, while another named Goukovitch, who bought the dead man’s clothes, was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. [A previous message stated: It is reported from Odessa that the Italian vice-consul (Signor Kozzio) was fiendishly murdered. It is supposed that bandits committed the outrage. Kozzio was of the quietest disposition. He left his home at dusk. Ho was apparently waylaid in a lonely spot and bludgeoned. Every stitch of his clothing was removed. The thieves pulled out his gold-filled teeth and his gold dental plate.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19790, 14 February 1928, Page 6
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117VICE-CONSUL MURDERED Evening Star, Issue 19790, 14 February 1928, Page 6
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