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Weapons. Dynamite bomb. John " Jack " Gilbert Graham (January 23, 1932 – January 11, 1957) was an American mass murderer who, on November 1, 1955, killed 44 people aboard United Airlines Flight 629 near Longmont, Colorado, using a dynamite time bomb. Graham planted the bomb in his mother's suitcase in an apparent move to murder her and claim ...
- Gloria A. Elson
- Execution by gas chamber
- 44 (including his mother)
- Death
Jul 12, 2022 · A lifetime of resentment and a desire for an insurance windfall set her son John "Jack" Gilbert Graham on a murderous mission to end her life by any necessary means, resulting in an act of airline destruction that killed King alongside over 4 others onboard the fatal flight.
- Jeff Ewing
It was believed that Graham was the true murderer of Monahan, brutally beating the widow before the gang scarpered. Little did they know that they had missed the $15,000 of jewelry hidden in...
Oct 28, 2020 · Only one person opted out of TV coverage: the defendant. On May 5, after hearing 80 witnesses and examining 174 pieces of evidence, the jury in the Mainliner case was left to render their verdict. In just over an hour they came back with a guilty verdict and a recommendation of death for John Gilbert Graham.
November 1, 1955. November 14, 1955. January 23, 1932. 5 crew members and. In the Air - Colorado, USA. Status: Executed by asphyxiation-gas in Colorado on January 11, 1957. photo gallery. accident investigation report.
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John Gilbert “Jack” Graham. Mass murderer. Convicted of planting 25 sticks of dynamite in his mother's (Daisy Walker King [1902-1955]) luggage for her flight (United Flight 629) to Portland, Oregon from Denver's Stapleton Airport-the motive was to collect a $37,500 flight insurance policy and to inherit a substantial estate.
