Club. No suspect was ever identified in this incident and it remains unsolved, but it was the first proven act of air sabotage in the history of commercial aviation. Pilot Captain Terrant, his co-pilot, stewardess Alice Scribner, and all four passengers were killed. Scribner was the first United stewardess to be killed in an aircraft crash. See also List of accidents and incidents involving commercial aircraft List of firsts in aviation 1933 in aviation Notes References External links "Seven die as plane crashes in flames". (October 11, 1933) New York Times p. 1 (pay site) "Plane crash laid to blast in air". (October 12, 1933) New York Times p. 3 (pay site) "Seek 'bomber' of plane". (October 16, 1933) New York Times p. 7 (pay site) – includes names and addresses of the deceased 1933 in Indiana 1933 murders in the United States 20th-century mass murder in the United States Accidents and incidents involving the Boeing 247 Airliner accidents and incidents in Indiana Airliner bombings in the United States Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1933 Crimes in Indiana Disasters in Indiana Improvised explosive device bombings in the United States Mass murder in 1933 Murder in Indiana October 1933 events Porter County, Indiana Chesterton Crash Unsolved airliner bombings Unsolved mass murders in the United States Explosions in 1933