A United States Serviceman, Private Walter F. Shaw, was pursued across country for three miles from the village of Bretforton on the night of 16/17th June 1945 and brutally murdered, the last recorded instance of a 'Hue & Cry' in England. No--one was ever convicted of his murder.
Walter Shaw was beaten to death in Ivy Lane, Bretforton on 16 June 1945. Three market gardeners from Bretforton were initially charged with his murder and ...
The murder of a part-time prostitute in a bedroom in Camden Town caused a sensation in September 1907. Walter Sickert made a number of paintings and drawings ...
... MURDER Wife's Lover Killed By Train At West Croydon AVERDICT of not guilty was returned to-day in the case in which Frank Hutchinson (33), aglassblower of ...
They were tried by court martial and three of the leaders were condemned to be shot in the Tower. The remainder of the Regiment proceeded to Flanders for ...
„The Continent of Murder: Disability and the Nazi „Euthanasia‟ Programme in the. Euthanasia Debates of Britain and the United States, 1945-Present‟. Emmeline ...
Nov 2, 2017 · The Sleeping Car Murders (1965) ... Imagine Murder on the Orient Express with Hercule Poirot schlepping around Paris to question his suspects and ...
Certified copy, dated 1712, of an account of the court-martial held on John, Master of Sinclair, for the murder of Ensign Hugh Schaw and Captain Alexander ...
On 14 June 1915 he landed with his battalion at Gallipoli, where he died in action at the age of 22. His body was not recovered. Killed in action 12 July 1915.
Elizabeth Marina Jones: at CCC on 23 January 1945 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); released on conditional life licence 24 February 1954 ...