Foul deeds in Richmond & Kingston
By: by Jonathan Oates
Publisher: Wharncliffe True Crime
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Barnsley
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781783037568; 9781845631253
Table of contents: title: Front Cover; title: Title Page; title: Copyright Page; title: Contents; title: Acknowledgements; title: Introduction; title: Chapter 1: Richmond and Kingston: A Brief History; title: Chapter 2: Death to the Aristocrats, 1812; title: Chapter 3: Did Dr Smethurst Murder his Wife? 1859; title: Chapter 4: A Crime of Lunacy, 1861; title: Chapter 5: Murder or Suicide? 1872; title: Chapter 6: A Pauper's Death, 1877; title: Chapter 7: Murdered and Chopped Up, 1879; title: Chapter 8: Murdered Whilst on Duty, 1881; title: Chapter 9: The Major and his Wayward Son, 1888; title: Chapter 10: The First Fred West, 1894; title: Chapter 11: A Suicide Pact, 1905; title: Chapter 12: An Accountant's Deadly Reckoning, 1927; title: Chapter 13: Murder in the Park (1), 1927; title: Chapter 14: Murder in the Park (2), 1931; title: Chapter 15: Albert Hadfield, Guilty or Not Guilty? 1936; title: Chapter 16: A Middle-Class Murder, 1937; title: Chapter 17: A Jeweller's Demise, 1938; title: Chapter 18: The Second Death on Kingston Hill, 1939; title: Chapter 19: Why did Jack Martin Commit Matricide? 1948; title: Chapter 20: The Teddington Towpath Murders, 1953; title: Conclusion; title: Appendix; title: Bibliography