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1957 USA: NEW YORK: MAD BOMBER ARRESTED:
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0:23Now PlayingDate: 31st January 1957
Location: Waterbury Connecticut, USA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
BOMBS. MAD BOMBER arrested in New York....garage where he made his bombs which injured many people...being taken to prison...behind bars.
LUNATICS Mad Men:Nut Cases: Mental Patients etc. MAD BOMBER ARRESTED in His garage where he made bombs that injured a number of people....being taken to prison behind bars in a cell....named George Metesky a Lithuanian
PRISONS. The mad bomber, George Metesky, behind bars in a gaol in America at Waterbury Connecticut
United States of America; Crime, Justice and Law Enforcement; Personalities - Criminal and Judicial
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