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Jamiel Chagra

Jamiel "Jimmy" Alexander Chagra (December 7, 1944 – July 25, 2008) was an American drug trafficker, carpet salesman and professional gambler. He admitted to a role in the May 1979 assassination of United States District Judge John H. Wood Jr. in San Antonio, Texas.

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Born
Jamiel Alexander Chagra December 7, 1944 El Paso, Texas, US
Children
Jimmy, Justin, Jackie, Catherine, Csilla, Christa, Cindy
Criminal charge
Drug trafficking
Criminal status
Released after serving 24 years
Died
July 25, 2008(2008-07-25) (aged 63) Mesa, Arizona, US
Other name
James Madrid

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Early life

Murder of Judge John H. Wood

Later life and death

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Jamiel Chagra

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Jamiel Chagra

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related to Early life · 26
Jamiel Chagra → Abdou Chagra, Bonanno, Busha’ada, Chagra, Colombia, December, El Paso, He, His, Jimmy, Jimmy Chagra, Jimmy's, Joseph, Joseph Bonanno, Josephine, Las Vegas, Lebanese, Lee, Mexico, Nevada
Born · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Jamiel Alexander Chagra December 7, 1944 El Paso, Texas, US
Children · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Jimmy, Justin, Jackie, Catherine, Csilla, Christa, Cindy
Criminal charge · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Drug trafficking
Criminal status · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Released after serving 24 years
Died · 1
Jamiel Chagra → July 25, 2008(2008-07-25) (aged 63) Mesa, Arizona, US
Other name · 1
Jamiel Chagra → James Madrid
Parent(s) · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Abdou Joseph Chagra Josephine Ayoub
Penalty · 1
Jamiel Chagra → 30 years imprisonment
Spouse(s) · 1
Jamiel Chagra → Grace Chagra (divorced) Elizabeth Chagra (deceased) Vivian Chagra (divorced) Lynda (Chagra) Madrid

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chagra jimmy drug wood las vegas judge assassination murder john life joe fbi el paso also chagra's sentence december time

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Jamiel ChagraBornJamiel Alexander Chagra December 7, 1944 El Paso, Texas, US1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraChildrenJimmy, Justin, Jackie, Catherine, Csilla, Christa, Cindy1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraCriminal chargeDrug trafficking1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraCriminal statusReleased after serving 24 years1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraDiedJuly 25, 2008(2008-07-25) (aged 63) Mesa, Arizona, US1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraOther nameJames Madrid1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraParent(s)Abdou Joseph Chagra Josephine Ayoub1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraPenalty30 years imprisonment1.00infobox
Jamiel ChagraSpouse(s)Grace Chagra (divorced) Elizabeth Chagra (deceased) Vivian Chagra (divorced) Lynda (Chagra) Madrid1.00infobox
Jamiel Chagrarelated to Early lifeJimmy0.60section
Jamiel Chagrarelated to Early lifeEl Paso0.60section
Jamiel Chagrarelated to Early lifeTexas0.60section

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