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DEAR BROTHER, I hope you did not forget our mother. Dear Brother, let me know the names of your children, and I kiss them. Many regards to your wife and Aunt. I beg you to write to me. Dear regards, your brother, Antonio Torsielli. When you answer send the answer to the address below, Antonio Strollo.
"I am looking at him," replied Strollo, averting his eyes. "That is he my friend Antonio Torsielli." The prisoner was now taken to Police Headquarters and searched. Here a letter was found in his hip pocket in his own handwriting purporting to be from Antonio Torsielli to his brother Vito at Yonkers, but enclosed in an envelope addressed to Antonio at Lambertville.
As they proceeded they suddenly had seen a man standing under a tree and Torsielli had said to Strollo: "That man standing under that tree looks like my brother." Strollo had replied: "You know I am not acquainted with your brother." As they reached the tree the stranger had stepped forward and said to Torsielli: "Who are you?" "Who? Me? My name is Antonio Torsielli," had been the reply.
Headquarters said it was a blind case, but Petrosini shrugged his shoulders and bought a ticket to Lambertville. Here he found Sabbatto Gizzi, who expressed genuine horror at learning of Toni's death and readily accompanied Petrosini to New York, where he identified the body as indeed that of Torsielli.
There was a wait of several hours before the train started for New York and Strollo utilized it by giving Petrosini a detailed account of his trip with Torsielli. He took his time about it and thought each statement over very carefully before he made it, for he was a clever fellow, this Strollo. Thus he told the detective many things which the latter did not know or even suspect.
This envelope bore a red two-cent stamp and was inscribed: ANTONIO TORSIELLI, BOX 470, Lambertville, New Jersey. The letter as later translated in court by the interpreter read as follows: LAMBERTVILLE, July 30, 1905. My dear Brother: Upon receipt of your news I feel very happy to feel you are well, and the same I can assure you from me.
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