Tales of Liverpool: Murder, Mayhem and Mystery by Richard Whittington-Egan (RB292)

Published 1987: Softcover / Very Good Condition

Pictorial stiff card covers. 64 very clean and bright pages. Slight shelf wear on covers. (RB292)

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Liverpool Dossier Series. A look at some of Liverpool's famous criminal cases. Chapter headings include : When Spring-heeled Jack Visited Everton; Cylinder of Death (Thomas Cregeen Williams); The Hope Street Cellar of Horrors (Liverpool body-snatchers); The Twitching-face Slayer (William Miller); The Gentle Chinaman (Lock Ah Tam); The Borgia Sisters of the Liverpool Slums (Margaret Higgins and Catherine Flannagan); Corpse in the Parlour (Wallace case); Motif in Fly-papers/How Death Came to Florence Maybrick (those of you familiar with the Ripper Diary and James Maybrick will be aware that it was apparently this book of Richard's, which provided Michael Barratt with some of the information contained within the 'Maybrick Diary' which he (Barratt) claims to have written). [Google Books]