In 1909, a woman's skeletal remains were found on Long Island. She was obviously the victim of foul play. The police had virtually nothing to go on to solve the crime: some jewelry and a receipt. From these meager clews, they solved the mystery. The Associated Press tells the story...
always intersting to come across old stuff like this.
btw.. great job on your blog. i received this story through a google alert! :)
Posted by: danfef | November 14, 2006 at 02:00 PM
Really good blog- I'm not actually a true crime person but really loved this- your tone is very pleasant even about such a set of horrible subjects. I'd love to read your book on the grotesque Dr Wilkins, adn this is a godo press cutting.
Posted by: Gracchi | November 18, 2006 at 05:03 AM