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Unsolved 1937 (in English)
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Synopsis "Unsolved 1937 (in English)"
Unsolved True Crime Cases from 1937.Contains 37 cases (13 babies). 1937 was an unusual year in that there were no unsolved murders in the traditional sense. However, there were still a few interesting cases such as Frank Vosper who went missing from the liner Paris, Arthur Edwards who was dragged for 3 miles under an unknown car, Cecil Teesdale who was shot by his wife who said she thought the gun had blanks and Samuel Compton who said he stabbed himself.Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1937.A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1937.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1937 in the UK on the market.Cases include: BabyNorah MacdonaldAda SmithBabyBabyMary Ellen ClarkeAnnie SuggittRobina Hamilton CairnsAnn BurrowsBabyRichard Francis Doran-WebbWilliam DavidsonGrace RobertsonJames McGregor JohnsonBabyBabyBabyMargaret Florence WalkerArthur ClarksonDorothy Rose ChapmanBessie RushworthFrank VosperRichard AllfreyBabySamuel Ezra MorrisBabyBabyLily MontgomeryBabyLouisa Hannah HalfpennyBabyRosina Mary HaimesSamuel ComptonBabyCecil Walter TeesdaleFrederick James HibbardArthur Edwards
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