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The Saffron Hill Murder (7) — The Old Bailey
The stage was set for a full trial at the Central Criminal Court at the Old Bailey — the trial that Sir Henry Brackenbury recalled so many years later. The presiding judge was Baron Martin — the generally amiable Sir … Continue reading →
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