Edward Metalski, NJ, 1936 August 4

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METALSKI, Edward
26-year-old white man, electrocuted New Jersey State Prison
(Middlesex County) on August |, 1936, Se worksheet - New
Jersey - NW - Bound, Affirmed on appeal: 185 ATLANTIC
351, Shot and killed State Trooper Warren G. Yenser on
November 9, 1935, while resisting arrest. Was an escaped
North Garolina Convict,

See INSIDE DETECTIVE, May, 1936, page 28,
"Rendezvous with Death" NJ - BK & MAGAZINE EX,

METALSKI, Edward
pee veareold white man, electrocuted New Jersey State Prison
(Middlesex County) on August |, 1936. S#e worksheet - New
Jersey - NWU - Bound, Affirmed on appeal: 185 ATLANTIC
351, Shot and killed State Trooper Warren G, Yenser on
November 9, 1935, while resisting arrest. Was an escaped
North Garolina Convict,

See INSIDE DETECTIVE, May, 1936, page 28,
"Rendezvous with Death" NJ - BK & MAGAZINE EX

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