Gatton: Three Bodies, A Paddock And A Right Muddle
They found three dead people in a Queensland paddock in 1898 and the whole place acted like it had never seen trouble before.Read More 
The Girl Who Took a Nap and Never Woke
A routine toe job, a bottle of chloroform, and a Victorian hospital that looked utterly gormless afterward.Read More 
They Burned Her For Being A Fairy
An Irish cottage, old superstition and a husband who decided his wife had been nicked by the fair folk - gruesome and daft in equal measure.Read More 
Frances Coles and That Night in Swallow Gardens
A small lane, a sloppy cutting, and a police team that made everyone ask 'give over' out loud.Read More 
Terriss and the Stage Door Stabber
A theatrical death, a household grievance, and one man who thought revenge smelled marvellous and then gruesomely did it.Read More 
The Day the Motor Took a Life at Crystal Palace
A summer demonstration turned grim when an early motorcar struck Bridget Driscoll and Victorian Britain discovered there were downsides to progress.Read More 
Martha Tabram and the Night at George Yard
A bit of Whitechapel that refused to behave quietly, a woman with a shabby life and a peculiar headline appetite from the press.Read More 
Stanfield Hall and the man who tried to rewrite his debts
A Norfolk house, a crooked plan, and a bloke whose impulse to solve cash problems went shockingly viral for 1848-this is messy, dramatic, actually wild.Read More 
When an Electric Telegraph Tattled on a Murderer
A domestic spat, a cup of prussic acid, and the new-fangled telegraph making policemen look frighteningly competent.Read More 
Constance Kent The Girl Who Confessed
I keep coming back to a house where silence got violent and gossip did a slow murder-side hustle.Read More
