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John Gilbert GRAHAM |
John "Jack" Gilbert Graham
John "Jack" Gilbert Graham
John "Jack" Gilbert Graham
John "Jack" Gilbert Graham
November 14, 1955 - Denver:
John Gilbert Graham, 23 (center), is escorted into the federal
Court
Building
here November 14th after being arrested by FBI agents on Federal
charges
of dynamite bombing a United
Air Lines DC-6B plane that crashed November 1st, killing
Graham's
mother and 43 other persons.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
November 26, 1955 - John Gilbert Graham (left), who is accused of the
time-bomb deaths
of his mother
and 43 other persons on an airliner last November 1st, talks with his
court-appointed attorneys here
November 26th.
Graham is charged with placing a time-bomb in his
mother's luggage after taking out
heavy insurance on her at the airport before she took off. The plane
exploded and crashed near
Longmont, Colorado. Left to right are: Graham; John Gibbons; Charles
Vigil and Paul Weadick.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
November 28, 1955 - An
unidentified sheriff's deputy escorts the handcuffed John Gilbert
Graham, 23, out
of a car for his arraignment on charges of dynamiting a United
Airlines
DC-6B which exploded and crashed
near Longmont, Colorado, November 1st, killing
all 44 persons on board,
including Graham's mother.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
April 17, 1956 - John
Gilbert Graham (left), on trail for murder in the crash of an airliner
which killed
44 persons, confers with his attorney, John Gibbons, in court.
Eleven
more persons were excused
from serving on the jury being picked to hear
Graham's trial. He is
accused of placing a homemade
dynamite bomb aboard a
United Airlines DC-6B to kill his mother, Mrs. Daisie King, for her insurance.
The plane exploded and crashed Nov. 1, 1955 near Longmont, Colo.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
John Gilbert graham, accused of dynamiting a United Airlines Mainliner
and killing
44 persons is conforted
by his young wife, Gloria 23, as he awaits legal
hearings on his case.
The couple has two young children.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
May 15, 1956 - Doomed. Canon
City, Colorado: Convicted slayer John Gilbert Graham
manages a smile
as he enters the death cell in the Colorado State penitentiary here
May 15th. Graham, killer of 44 persons,
one of them his own mother, in a plane
bombing, is scheduled to die
the week of August 26th.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
The tail of the plane was
discovered on a Colorado farm.
The wreckage of the plane was
carefully laid out in a Denver warehouse,
helping investigators solve the case.
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