The Murder of Emma Keyse: John Babbacombe Lee, 1884, by Mark John Maguire
The case of the murder of Emma Keyse in 1884 is quite unique in British Criminal History. The crime itself is fascinating, but it is what followed that has ensured the enduring fame of the case. John Babbacombe Lee was a man born under a lucky star, but did he really get away with murder?
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