JUN 8 1961, JUN 9 1961; Religious Statues Prod Thief's Conscience; Denver detectives Walter Starr (l
JUN 8 1961, JUN 9 1961; Religious Statues Prod Thief's Conscience; Denver detectives Walter Starr (left) and Arthur Moser make a list of the religious statues left, apparently by a thief, in vestibule of the parish house of Loyola Catholic Church, 2301 York St. The statues were in three suitcases, and the Rev. Ed P. Murphy left them undisturbed several days, thinking they belonged to a visiting priest. Finally he opened them, and in looking over the statues found the name of their owner, Hans Dorff, a San Francisco importer. Fr. Murphy wrote to Dorff, and Dorff notified Denver police. Seems the statues and other belongings were stolen from his car parked on a Denver street the night of May 29.; (Photo By Dave Mathias/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
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