Woodrow Miller, NY, 1961 June 8

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“MILLER, Woodrow PLU, [FE Ue ii
Black, 33, electrocuted Sing Ying (Kihes Count ) on June

8, 1961, With James Jordan, killed Joseph Graber with
shotgun in robbery of Graber's liquor store, It was es-
tablished that Miller fired fatal shot and Jordan was
sentenced to life imprisonment on recommendation of mercy,
Affirmed on appeal: 160 NE -2nd= 7)

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MILLER, Woodrow (FELL O7 (7G

Black, 33, electrocuted Sing °ing (Kings County) on June
8, 1961. With James Jordan, killed Joseph Graber with
shotgun in robbery of Graber's liquor store. It was es-
tablished that Miller fired fatal shot and Jordan was
sentenced to life imprisonment on recommendation of mercy.
Affirmed on appeal: 160 NE -2nd= 7),

MILLER, Woodrow MAG

Black, 33, electrocuted sie Sing (Kihge fount) on June
, 1961, With James Jordan, killed Joseph Graber with
shotgun in robbery of Graber's liquor store. It was es-
tablished that Miller fired fatal shot and Jordan was
sentenced to life imprisonment on recommendation of mercy.
Affirmed on appeal: 160 NE -2nd= 7h,

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