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Selecting 10 of America's most notorious criminals is a daunting task He had killed her in their Newtown home prior to the school shooting. Undated photo of andrew kehoe. 6. andrew kehoe The deadliest mass murder at a U.S. elementary school occurred The 1927 school bombing occurred at a schoolhouse in Bath, Michigan. Forty five people were killed during the incident, including the bomber, 55-year-old andrew kehoe. Unfortunately, the high body count isn’t the only thing that the Bath School Disaster The farmer’s name was Andrew Kehoe, and he died, as well but the very worst one took place 85 years ago in a small Michigan town. “This is so much like Bath,” said author Arnie Bernstein, who wrote the 2009 book “Bath Massacre: America This photo shows rescuers trying to locate trapped children and teachers in the rubble the day of the blast. The bomber, Andrew Kehoe, upset about school taxes and imminent foreclosure on his farm, assembled hundreds of pounds of dynamite and planted bombs “There’s no explanation. Something in the makeup of these people makes them do it.” The farmer’s name was Andrew Kehoe, and he died, as well, when he blew up his own car. In rural American in the 1920s, it was easy to come up with explosive Kehoe and his wife, Julia McMullan, recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They have five children: Erin Rose Boland, Mary Clare Tanner, Kathleen, Will and Andrew. Kehoe has five grandchildren with a sixth due this spring. He worked for the .

And not a single person was shot with a gun. Andrew Kehoe, according to M. J. Ellsworth, his neighbor and a survivor of the massacre who wrote a book about the tragedy, was “the world’s worst demon.” Andrew Kehoe's mother died when he was quite young Forty-four people, including 37 children, were killed when Andrew Kehoe, a Clinton County farmer, blew up the local school in Bath on May 18, 1927, making it America’s first and deadliest school bombing. Another 58 people were injured in the explosion in Crazy? You bet. On a fateful day in May 1927, Andrew Kehoe set off dynamite he had placed at the school, killing 45 people including 38 elementary school kids, 7 to 14 years of age. Kehoe was the school board treasurer and some media reports said he was "There's no explanation. Something in the makeup of these people makes them do it." The farmer's name was Andrew Kehoe, and he died, as well, when he blew up his own car. In rural American in the 1920s, it was easy to come up with explosives. Small-town .

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