Master Detective January 2011

Master Detective January 2011

£3.50

Out of stock

In August 1994 the then Home Secretary announced that a computerised national register of DNA profiles for everybody arrested for criminal offences

Out of stock

SKU: 1192-Master Detective January 2011 Categories: ,

Description

In August 1994 the then Home Secretary announced that a computerised national register of DNA profiles for everybody arrested for criminal offences would be set up. Sadly, this history-making move came too late for a woman on a cliff-top path near Salcombe.

The jury in Jersey that day in 1959 included women for the very first time in the island’s history. That was a “first.” The “last” aspect of the case was that the individual they help convict of murder proved to be last man hanged on the island.

Harvey hated women. In fact, he loathed them more than anything on earth. As a child, he claimed, he had been sexually abused by women so as an adult he was determined to get his revenge.

HUSBAND FAKED WIFE’S DEATH IN CAR
A murder born out of one man’s twisted obsession with sex

VIEWPOINT
More of your views

THE SCHOOLGIRL WHO CAME ARMED TO KILL
“I can’t take the pain and it’s about time someone else feels the pain with me. You’ll see what I mean tomorrow”

HILLINGDON’S NEW YEAR’S EVE MURDER
In conversation widow Norah Summerfield often unwisely gave a false impression of her circumstances

ONE LIFE OF CRIME: HARV THE HAMMER
“I have never known a man so cold, so evil,” said a detective. “He is possessed by the devil”

THE LAST MAN HANGED ON JERSEY
Part 13 of the series Last Executions

MD FORUM: A MURDER DNA COULD HAVE PREVENTED
The murder of a woman near a cliff path in Devon, as requested by a local reader

EUROPEAN CRIME REPORT
More cases from the near Continent

THIRTY YEARS AGO IN CRIME
More fascinating material from MD’s crime archives

DR. HYDE’S PRESCRIPTIONS OF DEATH
Townspeople were fond of saying that the old dwelling was “a good place for murder.” And they were probably right…

RELEASED TO KILL
Bumbling bureaurocracy cost a young mother her life

LANCASHIRE MYSTERY OF THE FIVE IRISHMEN
The latest in the series Curious Stories Of Murder

Go to Top