murder of Albert Snyder

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The murder of Albert Snyder was a notorious 1927 New York crime in which his wife Ruth Snyder and her lover Judd Gray killed him in a plot that led to sensational media coverage and their executions in the electric chair.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf criminal case
historical event
murder case
followedBy trial of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray
hasAlternativeName Ruth Snyder murder case
Snyder-Gray murder case
hasAssociatedPerson tabloid photographer Tom Howard NERFINISHED
hasCoConspirator Judd Gray NERFINISHED
Ruth Snyder NERFINISHED
hasCountry United States of America NERFINISHED
hasCulturalImpact inspiration for crime literature
inspiration for film adaptations
hasDate 1927-03-20
hasEvidenceType confession of Judd Gray
crime scene photographs
insurance documents
hasExecutionDateOfJuddGray 1928-01-12
hasExecutionDateOfRuthSnyder 1928-01-12
hasExecutionLocation Sing Sing Prison NERFINISHED
hasExecutionMethod electric chair
hasHistoricalSignificance landmark American crime of the 1920s
hasInsurancePolicyOnVictim life insurance policy on Albert Snyder
hasJurisdiction State of New York NERFINISHED
hasLegalOutcome conviction of Judd Gray
conviction of Ruth Snyder
hasLocation New York City NERFINISHED
New York State NERFINISHED
Queens, New York City NERFINISHED
hasLoverOfPerpetrator Judd Gray NERFINISHED
hasMediaCoverage sensational press coverage
tabloid journalism
hasMethod bludgeoning
strangulation
hasMotive extramarital affair
insurance money
hasNotablePhotograph electric chair execution photograph of Ruth Snyder
hasPerpetrator Judd Gray NERFINISHED
Ruth Snyder NERFINISHED
hasProsecution People of the State of New York NERFINISHED
hasSentence death penalty for Judd Gray
death penalty for Ruth Snyder
hasStagedSceneAs burglary
hasVictim Albert Snyder NERFINISHED
hasVictimSpouse Ruth Snyder NERFINISHED
hasYear 1927

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Ruth Snyder participantIn murder of Albert Snyder