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Death by antimony
Was antimony an everyday Victorian murder weapon? Here are three cases in which the poison was used to kill (or attempt to), including a very famous…
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Ten key events in the Charles Bravo case
Timeline of a mysterious poisoning
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The Mysterious Poisoning of Charles Bravo
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Face-to-face with a murderer
The truth behind the death mask of Robert Marley, a notorious burglar, who murdered a jeweller's assistant during a burglary in London in 1856.
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Studying lumps and bumps
In the Victorian period, criminologists made plaster masks of executed criminals to learn about human tendencies to commit crime and violence. Behind…
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Murder maps
The evolution of crime scene sketches and plans
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'Getting the boat'
A brief history of penal transportation
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The Baby in the Canal
The search for the killer of little Maud Hirst
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The Blackley child murder
The tragic story of a baby found in the woods
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The ‘quiet’ investigations of Inspector Pearce
An often overlooked but groundbreaking detective
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