Ghastly Victorian Murders; Lesser Known Crimes & Killers | Dreadfully Curious

Описание: Extreme pain and illness accompanying dramatic symptoms like glowing vomit and smoking, luminescent feces make phosphorous a terrifyingly distinctive poison in Victorian true crime history. This poison and much more is packed into this compilation of Victorian murders. Explore with us two brand new Victorian murders and six more remastered Victorian crime cases with all new gruesome facts for every single one of them.

We explore the case of wife slayer James Taylor in 1841 before moving on, in order, to lesser known ghastly murderers from history. We’ll meet alleged mum murderer Robert Pettigrew in 1878 and learn about the ghastly poison white phosphorous. Also in this collection of true crimes we explore the drowning of a grandchild by a grandparent, a slaying with strychnine poison, the case of a kid killing mistress on New Year’s Eve, and many more noteworthy examples of dreadful behavior,

If you want regurgitated Jack the Ripper stories or the red mist of a famous murderer, this isn’t that. But if you want the hard learned, grim and gritty truth of ordinary people becoming extraordinary killers, well then, welcome to Dreadully Curious :).

Enjoy the cases in chronological order or jump to a specific case using timestamps. 2 cases are all new The newbies include Victorian murderer James Taylor and alleged victorian poisoner Robert Pettigrew.

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✅ Chapters
00:00 OMG - Murder Medley
00:39 1841 - James Taylor Shoots Wife
11:27 1845 - Martha Browning Strangles Landlady
22:46 1848 - Harriet Parker Murders Munchkins
34:06 1856 - William Dove Give Strychnine to Spouse
46:25 1874 - Francis Stewart Drowns Grandson
57:42 1878 - Robert Pettigrew Trial for Phosphorus Poisoning
01:09:04 1881 - William Nash Starts Fatal Fire
01:19:23 1894 - Saatkodi Das Boxes Up Body

✅ Limited References/See Also for this episode:
Glasgow Daily Mail, September 7, 1878, Page 2.
Glasgow Daily Mail, May 23, 1878, Page 2.
The Morning Chronicle, July 16, 1840, Page 3.
Victorian Murderer Martha Browning:    • Victorian Murderer Martha Browning | Truly...  
Victorian Mistress Harriet Parker Murders Munchkins:    • Victorian Mistress Murders Munchkins | Har...  
Victorian Killer William Dove Slays with Strychnine:    • Victorian Killer William Dove 🕊️🩸 Strychni...  
Ghastly Victorian Granny Fanny (Francis) Stewart Murders Grandson:    • Ghastly Victorian Granny Murders Grandson ...  
Terrifying Fire-Obsessed Killer William Nash:    • Terrifying Victorian True Crime Story: The...  
British-India Murderer Saatkodi Das Scythe Slaying:    • Victorian British-India True Crime 🇬🇧🩸🇮🇳 S...  


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