Lincolnshire Murders

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There has also been a Crimewatch Appeal, and an on-going investigation to trace Pawel Wrzyszcz, a car washer who worked where Mr Wood took his red Jaguar car. The case was then stopped by the trial judge as a result of “irregularities in certain aspects of the evidence”. It has since gone cold. Ian Michael Dowling, 39 – Shot in his home Suspicions were raised when records revealed missing nursing logs, and Allitt, now know infamously as the ‘Angel of Death’, was found out. The sad incident saw the body of 16-year-old William Thomas Taylor who had vanished from Billericay Union, in Essex, wash ashore. His “skeletal remains” were found in an undisclosed, isolated location in County Durham and his cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head.

It is believed Wilson fed the unknowing victims dangerous chemicals, with one person being fed enough sulphuric acid to kill 50 people. He believed it to be an undetectable method of destruction and that if the bodies could not be found he would not be convicted of murder. We have also seen communities in Louth, and indeed further afield, who will undoubtedly have been anxious about the possible danger in the town since last night. The statistics show that a total of 5,206 crimes were reported to Lincolnshire Police in December, compared to 5,479 in March.

Here body was discovered after her home was subject to burglary and arson. Three suspects were arrested in connection to the case, however no one was charged with her murder. Sharon Harper, 21 –Strangled to death The murder cases in this book are a mixture of classic narratives of jealousy, elimination and passion, now retold from new perspectives and with more research. The author also includes some little-known mysteries: three unsolved homicides from across the county, including the killing of the ‘Barton recluse’ and the enigmatic death of a young farmer in Gedney in which the dead man’s dog appeared in court. In this chronicle of violent deaths and court-room struggles the reader will find a new slant on some of the principal cases, with plenty of social and legal history added to enrich the stories. Lincolnshire Murders is a powerful and fascinating reappraisal of some of the most brutal and gruesome killings in the county’s history. During her time as a nurse, it is believed she poisoned her victims after encouraging them to leave her money in their wills.

Grzeszcz admitted manslaughter midway through his trial but denied murder. The defendant claimed the victim had taken the knife to the scene and he “lost control” when the younger boy attempted to stab him, but jurors dismissed his argument and concluded he was “motivated by anger”.Simpson was remanded into custody and will next appear at Lincoln Crown Court for a further pre-trial hearing on June 20. She was described privately by the sentencing judge as “the greatest criminal that ever lived” and was sentenced to to be hung in 1862 after being found guilty of one murder. Simpson today (Monday) appeared at Lincoln Crown Court by video-link custody for a pre-trial hearing, and spoke only to confirm his name. A cash till of the type taken from Sutton Bridge Motors in 1979 after the killing of petrol pump attendant Gordon Snowden Sutton Bridge - Gordon Snowden (1979)