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Complete True Crime Stories From Arthur Conan Doyle (6 in 1) - Love Affair of George Vincent Parker Case of Mr George Edalji Holocaust of Manor Place Debatable Case Of Mrs. Emsley Case of Oscar Slater Bravoes of Market Drayton (Illustrated) PDF
By:Arthur Conan Doyle
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Includes an active table of contents so you can use easily navigate to each book. Contents 1. The Love Affair of George Vincent Parker 2. The Case of Mr George Edalji 3. The Holocaust of Manor Place 4. The Debatable Case Of Mrs. Emsley 5. The Case of Oscar Slater 6. The Bravoes of Market Drayton The Holocaust of Manor Place - This is told of a multiple murder in Walworth by a man who hoped to defraud an insurance company. The Case of Oscar Slater- On the 21st. December 1908, an 82-year-old woman, Miss Marion Gilchrist, was battered to death in her Glasgow apartment by an apparently unknown assailant. It was discovered by the police that a small diamond brooch (only part of her large collection of jewellery) was missing. Her servant, Helen Lambie, was out for ten minutes buying a newspaper. The family in the apartment below, the Adams, heard noises and Mr. Adams went to investigate. Both he and Lambie were passed by a man who was just leaving the Gilchrist apartment. They entered and found the body lying by the fireplace with the head smashed-in. The Bravoes of Market Drayton- The miserable convicts were directly afterwards led to the scaffold, dreadfully agitated, and uttering ejaculations imploring mercy for their sins; and all being in readiness, the drop fell, and they were launched into eternity. The Debatable Case Of Mrs. Emsley- This is talking about a murder of wealthy widow in the East End of London... The Love Affair of George Vincent Parker - [The cases dealt with in this series of studies of criminal psychology are taken from the actual history of crime, though occasionally names have been changed where their retention might cause pain to surviving relatives.] THE student of criminal annals will find upon classifying his cases that the two causes which are the most likely to incite a human being to the crime of murder are the lust of money and the black resentment of a disappointed love. Of these the latter are both rarer and more interesting, for they are subtler in their inception and deeper in their psychology. The mind can find no possible sympathy with the brutal greed and selfishness which weighs a purse against a life; but there is something more spiritual in the case of the man who is driven by jealousy and misery to a temporary madness of violence. To use the language of science it is the passionate as distinguished from the instinctive criminal type. The two classes of crime may be punished by the same severity, but we feel that they are not equally sordid, and that none of us is capable of saying how he might act if his affections and his self-respect were suddenly and cruelly outraged. Even when we indorse the verdict it is still possible to feel some shred of pity for the criminal. The Case of Mr George Edalji- In 1888 and 1892-5, the Edalji family had received abusive anonymous letters and were harassed in other ways. However, the chief constable of the Staffordshire police did not display a sympathetic attitude towards the family, perhaps at least, because of racial prejudice. He believed that George Edalji was responsible for writing the letters abusing his own family, and he was therefore ready to believe that George wrote further anonymous letters in 1903 seemingly incriminating himself in a series of outrages against animals in Great Wyrley in that year. However, the attacks on animals continued during George's period of imprisonment, and there was a further series of anonymous letters too. He was eventually released from prison in 1906 after efforts to prove his innocence by R.D. Yelverton, who had worked as Chief Justice in the Bahamas, and by others. He had not been pardoned and had to report regularly to the police. He appealed to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to help him, and in 1907 Conan Doyle threw himself into a great public campaign to have George’s conviction overturned.

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