Fellow Galleanists retaliated violently over the next several years in revenge, placing bombs at the residences of trial participants, including a juror who had served in the Dedham trial, a prosecution witness, the official executioner, Robert G. Elliott, and Judge Thayer. On September 27, 1932, a dynamite-filled package bomb destroyed Thayer's home in Worcester, Massachusetts.
The Galleanists retaliated against those involved in the Dedham trial, including a juror, a prosecution witness, the executioner, and Judge Thayer, by placing bombs at their residences. On September 27, 1932, a bomb destroyed Judge Thayer's home in Worcester, Massachusetts.