The Calendar Of Crime 365 True Cases From British History

From Jack the Ripper to long-forgotten cases, a true crime for ever day of the yearMay 19, 1536: Anne Boleyn, charged with high treason, is beheaded at the Tower of London August 31, 1888: Mary Ann Nichols, the first victim of Jack the Ripper, is found murdered in Buck's Row December 18, 1914: George Joseph Smith murders his wife in a Blackpool boarding house bath, sparking the police investigation that finally ended his killing spree August 13, 1964: Peter Allen and Gwynne Owen Evans go to the gallows, the last two men to be executed in the UKThis volume contains 365 amazing and incredible true crimes from British history. With infamous names—Crippen, Seddon, Haigh, Ellis—alongside lesser-known examples from the British pantheon of crime, it will fascinate and unnerve readers everywhere. * 19 May 1536: Anne Boleyn, Charged With High Treason, Is Beheaded At The Tower Of London* 31 August 1888: Mary Ann Nichols, The First Victim Of Jack The Ripper, Is Found Murdered In Buck’s Row* 18 December 1914: George Joseph Smith Murders His Wife In A Blackpool Boarding House Bath, Sparking The Police Investigation That Finally Ended His Killing Spree* 13 August 1964: Peter Allen And Gwynne Owen Evans Go To The Gallows, The Last Two Men To Be Executed In The Ukthis Volume Contains 365 Amazing And Incredible True Crimes From British History. With Infamous Names – Crippen, Seddon, Haigh, Ellis – Alongside Lesser-known Examples From The British Pantheon Of Crime, It Will Fascinate And Unnerve Readers Everywhere. 19 May 1536: Anne Boleyn, charged with high treason, is beheaded at the Tower of London. 31 August 1888: Mary Ann Nichols, the first victim of Jack the Ripper, is found murdered in Buck's Row. 18 December 1914: George Joseph Smith murders his wife in a Blackpool boarding house bath, sparking the police investigation that finally ended his killing spree. 13 August 1964: Peter Allen and Gwynne Owen Evans go to the gallows, the last two men to be executed in the UK. This volume contains 365 amazing and incredible true crimes from British history. With infamous names - Crippen, Seddon, Haigh, Ellis - alongside lesser-known examples from the British pantheon of crime, it will fascinate and unnerve readers everywhere. *2 February 1101: Ranulf Flambard, the first person to be locked in the Tower of London, chose this day to make his escape. *24 March 1873: Mary Ann Cotton, thought to have poisoned three husbands, a lover, eight children and seven stepchildren, is taken to be hanged. *9 November 1888: The mutilated body of Mary Jane Kelly, thought to be the fifth victim of Jack the Ripper, is found in her room in Whitechapel. This volume contains 365 amazing and incredible true crimes from British history. With infamous names – Crippen, Seddon, Haigh, Ellis – alongside lesser-known examples from the British pantheon of crime, it will fascinate, chill and surprise readers everywhere. 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