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Barbara Graham
It is the third of June at San Quentin in 1955. A death row inmate will soon no longer be alive. She has been dubbed “Bloody Babs” by the local press. Barbara Graham is a convicted murderess. For killing widow Mabel Monohan, she will pay. Barbara is sentenced to die in the gas chamber today. Barbara’s young life experienced many a convolution. She had been in and out of jails for petty crimes and prostitution. Never experiencing a proper upbringing in a peaceable home; between California and Nevada, Barbara would aimlessly roam. With two other men, into Mrs. Monohan’s house she would go. Reportedly, the victim’s skull was cracked as she was smothered with a pillow. Graham was executed after a second stay. “Good people are always so sure they’re right” was the last thing she would say. Inspired by the 1958 film “I Want to Live” I thank wikipedia.org online encyclopedia for information I obtained to write this poem.
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