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The Trial of Elizabeth Cree

Written by: Peter Ackroyd
Narrated by: Paul Hecht, Simon Prebble, Jenny Sterlin
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If your tastes run to Victorian mysteries and murder, you’ll enjoy Peter Ackroyd’s special blending of fact and fiction in this magnificent recreation of the bizarre murders that rocked Victorian England. Drawing on surviving police records and court transcripts, Ackroyd paints a fascinating portrait of a savage murderer, the terror that rippled across London, and the innocent woman charged with the crimes.

©1994 Peter Ackroyd (P)1996 Recorded Books, LLC Historical Fiction
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Fascinating

A mix of fact and fiction. Amazingly this/these crime(s) took place in the mid 1800s. If you are a Londoner of a certain age you will really enjoy this snippet of English history.

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