This chilling follow-up to Bristol Murders brings together more
true-life historical murders that shocked not only the city but
frequently made headline news throughout the nation. They include
the brutal murders of policemen Patrick White in 1846 and
Christopher Wickham in 1862, a frightful case of murder and suicide
at Bitton in 1842, and the deliberate starvation of a child at
Knowle in 1874. There are murders for money, such as the murder of
Mary Lewis in Stapleton in 1836, and a brief, but tantalising,
mystery from 1915 when two separate murders in different parts of
the city showed remarkable similarities. Nicola Sly's
well-illustrated and enthralling text will appeal to everyone
interested in true crime and the shadier side of Bristol's past.
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