List of major crimes in the United Kingdom

Columns: Date | Name | No . of Deaths | Location | Details
1860 | Eastbourne manslaughter | 1 | Eastbourne , England | 15-year-old Reginald Cancellor died at the hands of his teacher , Thomas Hopley . Hopley used corporal punishment with the stated intention of overcoming what he perceived as stubbornness on Cancellor 's part , but instead beat the boy to death . The case became an important legal precedent regarding the use of corporal punishment in schools | 1867 | The murder of Fanny Adams | 1 | Alton , Hampshire , England | Fanny Adams was a young English girl murdered by solicitor 's clerk Frederick Baker in Alton , Hampshire | 1946 | Murder of Muriel Drinkwater | 1 | Swansea , Wales | Muriel Drinkwater , 12 , was raped and murdered in the woods in Penllergaer , Swansea . The case became known as the Little Red Riding Hood murder . In 2008 , a DNA profile of the suspect was extracted from her clothes , possibly the oldest one in the world to be successfully extracted in a murder investigation | 1953 | Teddington towpath murders | 2 | Notting Hill , London , England | Two girls went missing in Teddington and were found the next day , having been raped and murdered . After the country 's biggest manhunt at the time , Alfred Charles Whiteway was arrested and charged . He was found guilty at his subsequent trial and hanged . The case was described at the time as one of Scotland Yard 's most notable triumphs in a century | 1968 | Murder of Roy Tutill | 1 | Surrey , England | Roy Tutill , 14 , was raped and murdered on his way home from school . The case went unsolved for 33 years , until Brian Field was convicted of the crime after DNA evidence surfaced . In 2001 , Field was sentenced to life in prison | 1968 | The Mary Bell case | 2 | Newcastle upon Tyne , England | Mary Flora Bell was convicted in December 1968 of the manslaughter of two boys , Martin Brown ( aged 4 ) and Brian Howe ( aged 3 ) earlier that year . Bell was ten years old at the time of one of the killings , and eleven at the time of the other . She was sentenced to life imprisonment and sent to a special approved school , being released from custody in 1980 | 1973 | The David McGreavy case | 3 | Worcester , England | David McGreavy was a lodger in the home of his friends , Clive and Elsie Ralph . While minding the Ralphs ' three small children , Paul ( age 4 ) , Dawn ( age 2 ) and Samantha ( age 8 months ) , McGreavy murdered the children . He then mutilated their bodies with a pickaxe and impaled them outside on the spikes of a wrought-iron fence . McGreavy , called the Monster of Worcester in the press , later pleaded guilty to all three murders and was sentenced to multiple life terms with a minimum term of 20 years | 1978 | The Carl Bridgewater Case | 1 | Wordsley , West Midlands , England | The body of 13-year-old paperboy Carl Bridgewater was found in the house of a local elderly couple who had been out for the day . It was presumed by police that Bridgewater had disturbed a burglar while delivering a newspaper to their home and was dragged into their living room where he was killed with a shotgun blast to the head . The following year , a group of men - widely referred to in the press as the Bridgewater Four - were convicted of the crime , three for murder and a fourth for manslaughter . The defendant convicted of manslaughter subsequently died in prison but the three convicted of murder were released in 1997 when their convictions were quashed on appeal . Nobody else has ever been charged

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Eastbourne | Mary Bell | 2 | 3 | Michael Stone