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November 1, 1955 Jack Gilbert Graham placed a bomb in his mother's suitcase and killed 44 people that day.


Daisy Walker was on her way on a much needed vacation and decided to book a flight to Alaska to visit her daughter. Before her so drove her to the airport, Jack decided to place a bomb in her suitcase. He thought he planned the perfect murder, as he set the timer on the bomb to go off once she was in the air far away from their city. Once he was at the airport, he bought life insurance on his mother's life, kissed her goodbye and watched her load onto the plane with many other innocent souls. Buying life insurance by passengers was pretty common during the early days of commercial flights. They were readily available in vending machines.

 in Chicago, continued on to Denver picking up more people on the way. The next stop was going to be Seattle but it never arrived as it exploded soon after leaving Denver.... Read story It killed every single person on board, 44 people total. The FBI, Police and United Airlines all teamed together for extensive investigation! It all lead them to the same conclusion once they found explosive debris in a passenger's luggage. Putting all the pieces together on who the passenger could be, soon lead them all to her son. He was notorious for using these same methods, in other situations, to collect funds to pay off his debts. He blew up his bar and he left his truck on some tracks. He was also wanted for embezzlement and forgery. When he was arrested and officially charged, all they could charge him with was one murder. The premeditated murder of his mother after confession. In 1955, none of the federal laws or books had anything saying it was against the law to blow up an airplane. So what he did wasn't actually a crime. Even though his actions killed 44 people, he could not be convicted of murdering them because using a bomb on a plane was not a crime. It would've been called an accident and nothing more. So his confession and conviction of his mother's murder is the only thing that lead to his execution, by gas chamber on Jan, 1957.

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