A Dictionary of True Crime Spring26 and confidently expert' i News

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A Dictionary of True Crime Spring26 and confidently expert' i NewsA Dictionary of True Crime is a guide to the most compelling cases of extreme and violent crime in the writing files, from the 17th century to present day. Amongst notorious criminals like Jack the Ripper and the Moors Murderers, lesser known but provoking cases which have occupied the writers mind for some time are also discussed, with questions and theories posed, such as those of Walter Rowland, who was twice sentenced to die, and Louie Calvert