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Who was “the great London Minotaur”?

“…not even the great London Minotaur himself—that portentous incarnation of lust and wealth—fill us with such sorrow and shame….”W.T. Stead in the Pall Mall Gazette July 8, 1885 In h… more →

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Who was "the great London Minotaur"?

hudsonhousemysteries wrote 10 months ago: “…not even the great London Minotaur himself—that portentous incarnation of lust and wealth—fi … more →

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Before photography was understood, people gave it supernatural powers

hudsonhousemysteries wrote 1 year ago: Above: Mary Todd Lincoln with the ghost of her husband. Do you know why all the victims of Jack the … more →

Tags: 19th century photography and photographic techniques, s, jack the ripper, Spiritualism, 19th Century clairvoyance, 19th century British Journal of Photography, 19th century photography, Spirit, Henry Foxe Talbot, british journal of photography

The most difficult type of murder to solve in Victorian times — 2 comments

hudsonhousemysteries wrote 1 year ago: Stanislas Kosloski, one of the chief suspects in the Ripper case, later hanged for murdering three w … more →

Tags: 19th century coal gas system in London, jack the ripper, Sherlock Holmes, the hanging of Jack the Ripper, Victorian Crime, Victorian forensic science, A Game of Shadows Movie Trailer Sherlock Holmes, a Victorian case of poisoning, Dr Joseph Bell


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