to. According to him, she sold it to him for $200. She also gave him some other items belonging to Elwell that he thought police might want. He also told police she claimed to have smuggled Elwell a Suboxone strip while he was in jail.

On April 13, police met with King again because Elwell had allegedly been threatening her. She said she had not been entirely truthful with police before, and admitted to giving Elwell rides, but did not know he had robbed Subway or Paulin's. She sounded surprised when told Elwell had admitted to those robberies.

She told police about letters she received from Elwell regarding robberies that contained threats against her, but said she had thrown most of those out.

King told police that Elwell had robbed awoman in Troy, N.Y. at gunpoint and taken from her a ring and a watch, which he then gave to her as a birthday present. Police said they confirmed that such a robbery occurred Dec. 22, the same night as the Putnam Street robbery in Bennington.

King turned the ring over to police and it was confirmed to be the same one stolen in New York. Police said they listened to recordings of King and Elwell talking about the ring and that King seemed pleased to have it. This contradicted how she behaved when discussing the matter with police in which she seemed to feel sorry for the woman who was robbed.

She also denied bringing Elwell anything while in prison; however, during recorded conversations the two can be heard