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The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Its 1908.
Eric Muenter is a professor at Harvard University. His wife - Leona - dies giving birth to their child which Prof. Muenter soon after takes with him on a trip to Chicago.
While in Chicago, it is determined that he poisoned his wife in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He flees the United States and goes to Mexico.
July 1915 finds a Professor Frank Holt and his wife - Leona - teaching at Cornell University.
On July 2, 1915, Prof. Muenter - a.k.a. Frank Holt - hid a package containing three sticks of dynamite with a timing mechanism set for nearly midnight under a telephone switchboard in the Senate reception room in the United States Capitol, Washington, D.C. His original target had been the Senate chamber, which he found locked. The bomb exploded at approximately 11:40 PM resulting in no casualties.
The day after the bombing, Muenter shot J. P. Morgan twice in the groin at Morgan's house in Glen Cove, New York. Muenter was thwarted and captured in this attack. He was charged with both assaults and soon after committed suicide while in prison.
So ended one of the strange incidents of espionage in the United States during WWI.
Eric Muenter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2013 July 03 ? D.C. Crime Stories
Eric Muenter is a professor at Harvard University. His wife - Leona - dies giving birth to their child which Prof. Muenter soon after takes with him on a trip to Chicago.
While in Chicago, it is determined that he poisoned his wife in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He flees the United States and goes to Mexico.
July 1915 finds a Professor Frank Holt and his wife - Leona - teaching at Cornell University.
On July 2, 1915, Prof. Muenter - a.k.a. Frank Holt - hid a package containing three sticks of dynamite with a timing mechanism set for nearly midnight under a telephone switchboard in the Senate reception room in the United States Capitol, Washington, D.C. His original target had been the Senate chamber, which he found locked. The bomb exploded at approximately 11:40 PM resulting in no casualties.
The day after the bombing, Muenter shot J. P. Morgan twice in the groin at Morgan's house in Glen Cove, New York. Muenter was thwarted and captured in this attack. He was charged with both assaults and soon after committed suicide while in prison.
So ended one of the strange incidents of espionage in the United States during WWI.
Eric Muenter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2013 July 03 ? D.C. Crime Stories
