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05-23-2014, 05:14 AM
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Crime Scene Pictures From The Brighton Trunk Murders
The Brighton Trunk Murders refer to two separate but similarly gruesome cases of murder in Brighton, England, during the 1930s. These crimes, both involving the discovery of dismembered bodies of women concealed in trunks, caused a sensation and panic at the time, highlighting the darker underbelly of this seaside resort town. The first case emerged in June 1934 when a woman's torso was found in a trunk at the left luggage office of Brighton Railway Station. The victim was later identified as Violette Kaye. Her lover, Tony Mancini, was tried for her murder but was acquitted in a sensational trial, despite substantial evidence against him. Decades later, Mancini confessed to the crime, revealing that the trial had failed to deliver justice. The second case, unrelated to the first, occurred in July 1935. A woman's torso was discovered in a trunk at 52 Kemp Street in Brighton. The victim was identified as Emily Kaye. This case led to the arrest and conviction of John George Haigh, who was subsequently dubbed the "Acid Bath Murderer" for his method of disposing of victims' bodies using sulfuric acid in later crimes. Miss Samuelson Crime Scene Pictures: Miss Forselles Crime Scene Pictures: Torso and arms to the right, waist downwards in the left. The head, I think, was never found. Might be wrong. HD Museum Picture: The Suspected Perpetrator: |
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05-24-2014, 01:33 AM
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Re: Crime Scene Pictures From The Brighton Trunk Murders
You might be right. I posted in this thread because it had a topic name I could contribute to. The trunk murder i put up though, it was a damaged person who didn't understand right from wrong. If he rode with That on the train, he must've been schizophrenic? Not diagnosing you now |