The Shocking Slaughter of a Family in Victorian England - The Denham Massacre | Well, I Never
In 1870 the small village of Denham in the south east of England was shocked to its core. Emanuel Marshall the local blacksmith, and six members of his family were found murdered. Although items were taken, could that really have been the reason that someone would wipe out an entire family? An investigation soon discovered links to man from Emanuel's past... 00:00 - Intro - The Denham Massacre 00:34 - The Village of Denham and the Marshall family 02:03 - The busy life of a Village Blacksmith 03:00 - The Women of the Marshall Cottage 04:59 - Monday May 23rd and an Eerie Silence surrounds the Marshall Cottage 6:10 - The Gruesome Discovery 8:20 - The Investigation Begins 10:19 - An Important Witness Comes forward and the chase begins 12:15 - The Capture of John the murderer 13:43 - Trial and Aftermath

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