With her hand on her chin Barbara listens in Judge Frick's courtroom.

 

 

A police handwriting sample, with letters of the alphabet and numbers written on a card signed
by Barbar Graham. Also includes her fingerprints. The card is dated May 3, 1951.

 

 

A man writing on a paper in his hand talks to the seated Barbara Graham.

 

 

Barbara Graham. In this picture she sits at a table in the courtroom. A clock on the wall has
an arrow drawn into the picture to emphasize the time.

 

 

Barbara Graham. This appears to be a record for the Los Angeles Police Department giving basic
information on her name, address, occupation and charge for which she was arrested.

 

 

Barbara Graham sits and listens while her lawyer (only his shoulder visible from the back) talks.
She had claimed she was home fighting with her husband at the time of the murder.

 

 

Barbara Graham. Here she is standing with handkerchief in hand. She waged a battle
through the courts to avoid the gas chamber, but failed and was executed in 1955.

 

 

Barbara Graham

 

 

Barbara Graham. Here her head is being checked because she had complained of dizzy spells because
of a silver plate in her skull as a result of being thrown from a motorcycle 12 years ago. Speculation
was ciculated that she might use a "temporary insanity" plea in her appeal of the guilty verdict.

 

 

Photo of the spool of tape that recorded Barbara Graham's "ALIBI" and typed transcript held
by Deputy District Attorney J. Miller Leavy. These are the tape recordings, and the typewritten
transcripts from the recordings, which were revealed at the trial. Recordings are of a
conversation held between a police officer, who posed as a friend of the murder gang
defendants, and Barbara Graham, while she was in jail awaiting trial.
They tricked her into disclosing plans for a fake alibi.