Isbn: 9780140109429 - crippen: the mild murderer (true crime s.) (9 Ergebnisse)

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Softcover / Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First edition. Softcover. Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen poisoned his wife (known by her stage name Belle Elmore), mutilated and buried her remains in the coal cellar and fled London with his mistress-secretary, Miss Ethel Le Neve. Their capture after a breathtaking chase across the Atlantic, was credited to wireless telegraphy, used for the first time in fighting crime. Illus., Appendix + Notes on Sources. 224pp. trade size softcover. V. lightly browned pp., Penguin Books rubber stamp to fep o/w Vg+.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Paperback Edition. PaperbackCrippen: The Mild Murderer (True Crime S.Stamp on front end page A biography of Dr Crippen who is remembered as the quarry in a thrilling chase which ended in his capture in 1910. His mistress Ethel Leneve, who was disguised as a boy, had become the object of a world-wide hue and cry after the headless, armless torso of Mrs Crippen had been found buried beneath a cellar floor. Crippen was hanged, but certain aspects of the case were never cleared up. He had endured Mrs Crippen's shrewishness and her infidelities for 17 years. But Ethel had been his mistress for three years with the wife's knowledge. Cullen maintains that Crippen's love for Ethel Leneve, for whom he risked his life, does much to transform what otherwise would have been just another sordid crime passionel. …