cuted at Sing Sing Prison on July 16, 1936.
See also: APPELGATE, Everett C,
source: Murder One by Dorpthy pee allen, page 191
hey Batd ou He €
See: "You Can't Lock Up ee INSIDE DETECTIYS
9-1951 - Front - NEW YORK BOOK AND MAGAZINE EX-
CERPTS.
cuted at Sing Sing Prison on July 16, 1936.
a
See also: APPELGATE, Everett C,
Source: Murder One by we thy Kilgallen, page 191
Hey Brécf tn he Cac Ag dese
See: "You Can't Lock Up Love," INSIDE DETACTIVS
9-1951 - Front - NEW YORK BOOK AND MAGAZINE EX-
CERPTS.
jouree: Murder ( Doypt 21 age 191
hy brid) ta Os Cha y baagetd 2a
See: "You Can't Lock Up Love," INSIDE ee
9-1951 - Front - NEW YORK BOOK AND MAGAZINE EX-
CERPTS.
Vay Baid Ba Giae pee
ag Ala July 16, 193 me
CRETGHTON, Mary Frances geo:
$22 2-fEC2)6SO
Mrs. Creighton, at the time of her conviction for murdey ,
was a 36-year-old Baldwin, N, Y_. housewites—she;her
husband and their two children shared a residence with
Mn,—and ties, _tverett—¢; _Appelsate and their daughter,
Mrs. Creighton and Appelgate commenced an-affate which
soon became a menage~a~trois with the addition of Mrs,
—Creightents 1$=year=oid-daupiter Ruth. arly on the
morning of Septe 27, 1935, Ada Appelgate—dtedsand-itwas
discovered that she had died of arsenic poisoning, It
was_also—reveated that—ihr-t923 Ilirs. Uric sghton ne 1d been
wled in New Jersey for the arsenic poi
orother, Haymond Charles Avery s and her mother-in-law,
Mg, Walter—Joha Creighton, ore one and Appelpate were
bo th convicted of Mrs, Rppelgate's murder and electro=
uly 16, 1936,
CREIGHTON, Mary Frances Oro
fe2 Zf/EC2)6S 90
Mrs. Creighton, at the time of her convicbion for murdey,
was a 36-year-old Baldwin, N, Y, housewit. Shesher
y
usband and their two children shared a residence with
Me,—and Nps, _iverett—¢; Appelpate and th
r daughter.
Mrs. Creighton and Appelgate commenced an PPadeoohtch
soon became a menage-a~trois with the addition of Mrs,
Creighten!s i$=yea-r=oii iapiiter Ruth. Early on the
morning of Sept. 27, 1935, Ada Appelgate—died-and—tt-was
discovered that she had died of arsenic poisoning. It
was_also—reveated that 19 > “Mrs. Criegihton had been
tried in New Jersey for the arsenic poison—murders—of—her
brother, Raymond Charles Avery, and her mother-in-law,
Meg, Walter 2
John Creighton; or. she amt Appeipate were
bo th convicted of Mrs, Kppeleate's mrder and electro-
CREIGHTON, Mary
2HE C2.
| -Yrs.-reighton, at the time of
a 36-year-old Baldwin, WY
Tuusband and their two children
hared a resi
-sfereraae end Hh
ton and App:
me geractroie vith a “add tion o:
6 a Tarte
Rppelgate's murder and
