Walter Dew: The Man Who Caught CrippenThe History Press, 15 oct 2006 - 224 páginas Based on original research and using much hitherto unpublished material, Walter Dew: The Man Who Caught Crippen tells the full, extraordinary story of Dew's life, from his humble beginnings as a seed merchant's clerk to chief inspector at Scotland Yard in charge of the most celebrated murder investigation of the 20th century. |
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Walter Dews Early Days | |
The Beginning of the Red Terror | |
Long Days and Sleepless Nights | |
The Elusive Jack | |
Millers Court | |
Other Whitechapel Murders | |
Theories and Suspects | |
The Capture | |
Magistrates and Coroners | |
Rex v Crippen | |
The Verdict | |
Rex v Le Neve | |
Appeal and Execution | |
Retirement and Libel Cases | |
The Wee Hoose | |
Harry the Valet | |
Conrad HarmsHenry Clifford | |
The Disappearance of Belle Elmore 10 Doctor Crippen | |
The Remains | |
The Hunt | |
Memoirs | |
Aftermath of the Crippen Case | |
Dews Appearances in Films and Fiction | |
Notes | |
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