Master Detective June 2012

Master Detective June 2012

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He is a man who may well carry his secrets to the grave, even though he was caught by DNA 33 years

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He is a man who may well carry his secrets to the grave, even though he was caught by DNA 33 years after he murdered a young schoolboy in Surrey. Further, the police now believe he may be connected to up to 25 unsolved child murders, making him one of the worst child sex attackers ever, but they have failed to make progress since jailing him for life in 2001. The story of Brian Lunn Field is a remarkable one, dating back to the 1960s.

This month’s MD Forum – and the one small mistake that would put a killer behind bars for the rest of his days…
The tragedy of Frederick Condon was that nobody took him seriously. It wasn’t as if he hadn’t warned them. But then he was regarded as a bit simple. When people did sit up and listen it was too late.

As ever, any views or opinions on anything we publish are most welcome

HE WASN’T DYING FAST ENOUGH
Sandra couldn’t divorce her husband and she could not wait for him to die because of his medical bills…

VIEWPOINT plus COMPETITION
More of your views

MD FORUM: SURREY KILLER CAUGHT AFTER 33 YEARS
How a drink-driving conviction solved the murder in the 1960s of a 14-year-old Dorking schoolboy

EUROPEAN CRIME REPORT
More cases from the near Continent, including “Three Die At The Laundry”

PART 2 OF THE SERIES DRAMA IN THE DEATH HOUSE: SEVEN ELECTROCUTIONS IN ONE DAY
A history-making case from New York State

“AN AWFUL SPECTACLE, FAR WORSE THAN HANGING”
The humble origins of the mighty electric chair

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

AUSTRALIAN SHOCKER: SON MADE CHECKLIST BEFORE MURDERS
A few drops of blood identified the killer

HORROR ON THE ALLOTMENTS plus WAS THE CLITHEROE KILLER A CANDIDATE FOR THE GALLOWS?
Two more cases that highlight the shortcomings of the Homicide Act of 1957

ONE LIFE OF CRIME: THE ROGER TOUHY STORY
From County Sligo to his death in Chicago, the man wrongly named “Terrible” Touhy

HIGH TEA – THEN MURDER
The latest in the series Curious Stories Of Murder

DEATH OF A DANCER
Another tragic instance where rejection led to murder

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