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Grammer, 2 Se on aaeee white native of Paltimore s lide, Se the
Army Counter Intelligence division during World War iI,
ie and his wife, “orothy Mae, a nurse who was two years younger
1é¢, moved to New York where he accepted a position es office
manager for a large firm. In the fall of 1951, he met a young secre-
tary and they fell in love. Nis wife took their three daughte:
to Baltimore. where she could assist her mother in tending to her fa-
ther who was terminally i11 and Grammer was aS. to pursue his affair.
He asked his wife for a divorce several times, but she refused and
he then decided to .kill her in order that he might marry the other
woman. On the night of Aug. 29 ; 19525 he had been vis iting his family
in Baltimore and late that evening Mrs, Grammer left the house to
drive him_to the train station, Shortly after midnight, early on the
morning of Aug. 20, her car sped down a hill, headed for a concrete
abutment which, nad it struck, would have demolished the car. In=
stead, it turned_over and her body w as discovered inside. I+ wa:
proved that she had been bludgeoned to death before the wreck with an
iron pipe and a snali 1
iron 5 , «4 A ey Py Ry a | si rn) ”
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GRAMMER
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altimore, !\d., served
We war iI, Apter
a nurse who was two years yo
sw York where he acce epted a position as of
firm. In the fall of 1951, he met a young
1 y fell in love. His wife took ier three daught
more where she could assist her mother in tending to her
was terminally ill and Grammer’ was able to pursue his af
for a divorce several times, but she refused and
d_to.kill her in order that he might marry
night of Aug. 39, 1952, he had been +
late that evening Mrs. pial i f+ the
train station, Shortly after midnight,
20, her car sped down a nit, eaded tor
>» had it struck, would have demo ‘lished the
over and her body
been I dgeoned
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small pebble was founc
