STUDENT SLAYER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 58, 9 March 1932, Page 7

STUDENT SLAYER.

Amazing Disclosures Follow

Suicide.

SIX MURDERS

(Received 11 a.m.)

STOCKHOLM, March 8. Amazing disclosures have just come to light of the career of a student named Von Sydow. In addition to slayHjg w father and two servants, it is established that last week he murdered » old farmer, his wife and sister-in-law M Vanndo. He had borrowed money irom the farmer and is therefore susPfcted of murdering, in July, another old man from whom he borrowed.

Bis sister, returning home, was horrined to find her murdered father, Hjalmar von Sydow, who was a noted industrialist and head of the Employers' Association, and the two maid servants all seemingly battered with a piece of iron piping.

/ Von Sydow was intellectual, but had m a wild life. He committed suicide aramatically at the end of a champagne *n<l oyster dinner. He was presenting roses to. his wife and guests when a detective arrived.

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