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Murder in the Mile High City: The First Hundred Years

Murder in the Mile High City: The First Hundred Years

Linda Wommack
4/5 ( ratings)
Denver, Colorado has become one the nation’s major metropolitan areas. But since its founding in 1858, Denver has seen its share of violence and mayhem. In “Murder in the Mile High City: The First 100 Years,” author Linda Wommack, aided by fellow writer and researcher Linda Jones, describes forty-two of riveting murder cases that made headlines during Denver’s first century . The cases range from the married socialite who was the cause of the death of one of two of her lovers – neither of whom was her husband – to man who planted a bomb on the United Airlines plane carrying his mother, giving him the dubious distinction of being responsible for the first airborne terror attack.
Wommack also examines the role played by Denver newspapers in the prosecution of the accused.
Pages
458
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Caxton Press
Release
September 20, 2017

Murder in the Mile High City: The First Hundred Years

Linda Wommack
4/5 ( ratings)
Denver, Colorado has become one the nation’s major metropolitan areas. But since its founding in 1858, Denver has seen its share of violence and mayhem. In “Murder in the Mile High City: The First 100 Years,” author Linda Wommack, aided by fellow writer and researcher Linda Jones, describes forty-two of riveting murder cases that made headlines during Denver’s first century . The cases range from the married socialite who was the cause of the death of one of two of her lovers – neither of whom was her husband – to man who planted a bomb on the United Airlines plane carrying his mother, giving him the dubious distinction of being responsible for the first airborne terror attack.
Wommack also examines the role played by Denver newspapers in the prosecution of the accused.
Pages
458
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Caxton Press
Release
September 20, 2017

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