He became a public speaker and a writer.Burns founded and became editor-in-chief ofThe Greater Chicago Magazineand earned an annual income of $20,000 dollarsThe fugitive was betrayed by his estranged first wife (an Hispanic divorcee), who disclosed his identity in 1929 o the Georgia authorities when he asked for a divorce (after he had fallen in love with another woman)Despite support from many prominent individuals (including the governor of Illinois), he voluntarily returned to Georgia after being assured that he would be given a full pardon in just a short time (90 days)The state authorities in Georgia didn""t keep their promise - they soon returned him to the chain gang in LaGrange o serve out the remainder of his original prison sentence." Rocky was uncertain about the prospect, and was hesitant when asked by reporters: "Gotta think about that" - he deflected any further questions.[Four guards in a jeep each represent their nationalities.] [Oh, they were] Good fellows on the whole, did their best,you know.[Views of bombed-out sites around Vienna.] Vienna doesn""treallylook any worse han a lot of other European cities, bombedabout a bit[a little, of course].Zod demanded to know he location of the stolen Codex that had been placed in Kal-El""s space capsule.Superman sank into the earth and was buried alive in the skulls.]After awakening, Superman heard Zod admit to killing Jor-El: "And not a day goes by where it doesn""t haunt me.