A murder conviction secured using fingerprint or DNA evidence for the first time in a British court. The first women to prosecute and defend a killer. The first use of the electric telegram system, in a criminal case, to identify, arrest and convict a murderer. Just a few of the interesting cases examined by a former Scotland Yard detective.
Views: 1534 | Enquiries: 4I am a retired detective, having served in the police for thirty-three years, mainly involved in crime investigation from murder to terrorism. I have a passion for history particularly in the field of true crime. I am a published author with four books to my name: Square London: A Social History of the Squares of London, Death in Disguise: The Amazing True Story of the Chelsea Murders, Death Diary: A Year of London Murder, Execution, Terrorism and Treason, and Convicted: Landmark Cases in British Criminal History. I have recently published my first crime thriller 'Mind the Killer'. I am also a guide at St Paul's Cathedral I have presented talks to many organisations including W.I, U3a, Probus with audiences ranging from 20 to 200. I am very enthusiastic about the subjects on which I talk which I relay to an audience with humour and encourage audience participation.
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