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At this interview Graham furnished information about the activities of his mother, Mrs. Daisie E. King, on November 1, 1955, as well as her intended plans in connection with her trip to...
On May 5, 1956, Graham was convicted of the murder of his mother, Daisie King, and was sentenced to death. Graham was executed in the Colorado State Penitentiary gas chamber on January 11, 1957. One source has his final words being "Thanks, Warden", after Warden Tinsley patted him on the shoulder.
28 Οκτ 2020 · On Labor Day weekend in 1955, a mysterious explosion nearly leveled the Crown-A and Graham was the main suspect. Though nothing was ever proved, he would eventually take credit for attempting to blow up the place as part of an insurance fraud scheme.
Graham’s mother, Daisy King, was unaware her son wanted to kill her and that he put the bomb in her suitcase. When the baggage people weighed the suitcase and it was over the pound limit, Graham told his mother, “I put a special Christmas present in your luggage,” and paid for the overage.
30 Ιαν 2023 · The luggage in question belonged to 54-year-old Daisie King, a Denver businesswoman. She was on the flight to visit her daughter in Alaska. Inside King's luggage were newspaper clippings about her son, John Gilbert Graham.
21 Μαρ 2019 · Daisy “Daisie” Walker King was a fifty-three-year-old Denverite who’d been divorced once and widowed twice. She had struggled financially during the Depression and had given up her young daughter and son to relatives and orphanages.
Graham’s mother, Daisy King, was unaware her son wanted to kill her and that he put the bomb in her suitcase. When the baggage people weighed the suitcase and it was over the pound limit, Graham told his mother, “I put a special Christmas present in your luggage,” and paid for the overage.
