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BECKER, John Lange Cais
On the night of April 10, 1936, Becker, a watchman for
the Pittsburgh-Shawmut Railroad, bludgeoned and cut the
throat and wrists of Katie Bracken, a signal tower oper-
ator for the same company because she had spurned his
advances. Not suspected at first, Becker was subse-
quently a pprehended, tried and convicted. He died
in the electric thair //-zZ7-/ ¥.
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SOURCE: FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE , Janua ry, 1966
DETECTIVE CASES, April, 1988, page 20
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BECKER, John ange Coe
On the night of April 10, 1936, Becker, a watchman for
the Pittsburgh-Shawmut Railroad, bludgeoned and cut the
throat and wrists of Katie Bracken, a signal tower oper-
ator for the same company because she had spurned his
advances. Not suspected at first, Becker was subse-
quently a pprehended, tried and convicted. He died
in the electric vhair //- Zt-/ ¥.
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SOURCE: FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE , Janua ry, 1966
DETECTIVE CASES, April, 1988, page 20
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BECKER, John Mang. Cd
On the night of April 10, 1936, Hecker, a watchman for
the Pittsburgh-Shawmut Railroad, bludgeoned and cut the
throat and wrists of Katie Bracken, a signal tower oper-
in the electric chair //-<
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SOURCE: FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE , Janua ry, 1966
DETECTIVE CASES, April, 1988, page 20
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