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The text sets context for a sequence of murders and major criminal trials, clarifying how crime years are recorded, how multiple-killing entries are selected, and why certain suspects were never brought to trial. Foreword material explains the museum’s public role in criminology education and cataloguing.","[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nThe author and publishers wish to thank the following: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office for permission to reproduce the 1980 criminal statistics (pp xii, xiii); George Walpole & Company, Official Shorthand Writers to the Central Criminal Court, London EC4, for permission to quote from trial transcripts; Times Newspapers for permission to quote from trial reports; Michael Joseph Limited for permission to quote from No Answer to Foxtrot Eleven by Tom Tullett (pp 246-55); and Harrap Limited for permission to quote from Executioner: Pierrepoint by Albert Pierrepoint (pp 283-87); Pierrepoint, A Family ofExecutioners by Steve Fielding, published by John Blake Publishing.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nCONTENTS  \nTitle Page  \nAcknowledgements  \nForeword  \nIntroduction  \n1 Charles Peace: The Murder of Arthur Dyson, 1876  \n2 Jack the Ripper: The Whitechapel Murders, 1888  \n3 Florence Maybrick: The Murder of Mr Maybrick, 1889  \n4 Mrs Pearcey: The Murder of Mrs Hogg, 1890  \n5 Dr Cream: The Murder of Matilda Clover, 1891  \n6 Frederick Deeming: The Murder of Miss Mather, 1891  \n7 William Seaman: The Murder of John Levy, 1896  \n8 Milsom and Fowler: The Murder of Henry Smith 1896  \n9 Mrs Dyer: The Murder of Doris Marmon, 1896  \n10 Richard A Prince: The Murder of William Terriss, 1897  \n11 Samuel Dougal: The Murder of Miss Holland, 1899  \n12 Alfred and Albert Stratton: The Murders of Mr and Mrs Farrow, 1905  \n13 Dr Crippen: The Murder of Cora Crippen, 1910  \n14 Steinie Morrison: The Murder of Leon Beron, 1911  \n15 Mr and Mrs Seddon: The Murder of Eliza Barrow, 1911  \n16 George Smith: The Murder of Bessie Mundy, 1912  \n17 Alfred Bowes: The Attempted Assassination of Sir Edward Henry, 1912  \n18 David Greenwood: The Murder of Nellie Trew, 1918  \n19 Major Armstrong: The Murder of Mrs Armstrong, 1921  \n20 Ronald True: The Murder of Gertrude Yates, 1922  \n21 Freddy Bywaters and Edith Thompson: The Murder of Percy Thompson, 1922  \n22 Patrick Mahon: The Murder of Emily Kaye, 1924  \n23 Norman Thorne: The Murder of Elsie Cameron, 1924  \n24 John Robinson: The Murder of Minnie Bonati, 1927  \n25 Browne and Kennedy: The Murder of PC Gutteridge, 1927  \n26 Samuel Furnace: The Murder of Walter Spatchett, 1933  \n27 Parker and Probert: The Murder of Joseph Bedford, 1933  \n28 Charlotte Bryant: The Murder of Frederick Bryant, 1935  \n29 Leslie Stone: The Murder of Ruby Keen, 1937  \n30 Edward Chaplin: The Manslaughter of Percy Casserley, 1938  \n31 William Butler: The Murder of Ernest Key, 1938  \n32 Udham Singh: The Murder of Sir Michael O’Dwyer, 1940  \n33 Harold Trevor: The Murder of Mrs Greenhill, 1941  \n34 Gordon Cummins: The Murder of Evelyn Oatley, 1942  \n35 Jones and Hulten: The Murder of George Heath, 1944  \n36 Jack Tratsart: The Murders of John and Claire Tratsart, 1945  \n37 Neville Heath: The Murder of Margery Gardner, 1946  \n38 Jenkins, Geraghty and Rolt: The Murder of-Alec de Antiquis, 1947  \n39 Donald Thomas: The Murder of PC Edgar, 1948  \n40 Harry Lewis: The Murder of Harry Michaelson, 1948  \n41 John Haigh: The Murder of Mrs Durand-Deacon, 1949  \n42 Daniel Raven: The Murder of Mr Goodman, 1949  \n43 Craig and Bentley: The Murder of PC Miles, 1952  \n44 John Reginald Christie: The Murder of Mrs Christie, 1953  \n45 John Donald Merrett: The Murders of Vera Chesney and Lady Menzies, 1954  \n46 Ginter Wiora: The Murder of Shirley Allen, 1957  \n47 Michael Dowdall: The Murder of Veronica Murray, 1958  \n48 Guenther Podola: The Murder of DS Purdy, 1959  \n49 Roberts, Witney and Duddy: The Murders of DS Head, DC Wombwelland PC Fox, 1966  \n50 Reggie and Ronnie Kray: The Murders of George Cornell and Jack McVitie, 1966–7  \n51 Stanley Wrenn: The Murder of Colin Saunders, 1969  \n52 Mustapha Bassaine: The Murder of Julian Sessé, 1970  \n53 Arthur and 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