The brutal attack on two eccentric but genteel spinsters in Camberley, Surrey, in the Southeast of England in 1906, shocked the quiet ex-military community. Fortunately, one sister survived her injuries and was able to give police a full description of the attacker - Scotland Yard were called in and a full scale investigation was quickly underway. But the trail went cold - some aspects of the case were puzzling and soon detectives began to suspect that the murder was even more shocking than they had suspected... YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=CXyqUnXlv7w

Doris Duke was wealthy, obscenely so. She inherited her father's tobacco fortune when she was just 13 years old. Naturally, she was used to getting her own way in everything, and when she didn't she got angry - occasionally she became violent... She stabbed one of her many lovers during a row, and in October 1966 she got away with the murder... YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5lWNPhLfHA8&pp=ygUvRG9yaXMgRHVrZTogVGhlIE11cmRlciBvZiBFZHVhcmRvIFRpcmVsbGEsIDE5NjY%3D

☆The Brighton Trunk Murders, 1934☆ A Mark John Maguire • "They Got Away With Murders" Production ☆In the hot summer of 1934 Scotland Yard was kept busy at Brighton on the south coast of England. The bodies of 2 young women were found in two separate trunks within a month of each other. There the similarities ended: detectives soon realised this was not the work of a serial killer, but of two killers - it was an astonishing coincidence. The investigations of the two cases ran concurrently, and although one resulted in a trial and the other in suspicions of a disreputable doctor at Brighton, neither had a satisfactory outcome. It seems that two men got away with murder that year... ☆YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder ☆Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LqPjWguaFGU&pp=ygUadGhleSBnb3QgYXdheSB3aXRoIG11cmRlcnM%3D

"They Got Away With Murder" ☆A Mark John Maguire Production☆ ~Joan Woodhouse, a 27 year old librarian, left the place where she lived in London on 31st July 1948 for a visit to her home in Barnsley, Yorkshire - or so she told her room mates. But for some reason she instead caught a train to Worthing on the south coast of England, and from here travelled to the town of Arundel. Ten days later her body was found in a secluded part of Arundel park. The police, the authorities, and the family were quite certain who the killer was - and Joan's family instituted private proceedings against the man. This was only the second time in British legal history such a thing had been done... YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=zHVKN2QwHeA&pp=ygU7QW4gT3V0cmFnZSBpbiBBcnVuZGVs77yaIFRoZSBNdXJkZXIgb2YgSm9hbiBXb29kaG91c2UsIDE5NDg%3D

The people of Stony Brook in Long Island talked when William Parsons and his wealthy wife Alice took on a Russian housekeeper called Anna Kupryanova in 1931. And when, in 1936, the housekeeper changed her name to Anna Parsons - they were scandalized. There were now two Mrs Parsons at their home, Long Meadow Farm - but not for long. The first Mrs Parsons disappeared. She was never found. Afterwards William and the housekeeper married. Although no-one was ever charged with the murder, the FBI knew exactly who the culprits were... YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=xOfnNPXWpFM

The murder of Julia Wallace in Liverpool in 1931 is the city's most famous murder. It has intrigued writers and criminologists ever since, largely because it all started with a phone call from the mysterious "Mr Qualtrough" to the Liverpool Central Chess Club one evening in January 1931. Who was "R M Qualtrough" and did he really get away with murder? YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1ner5Cfuz68&pp=ygVWVGhlIE15c3RlcmlvdXMgTXIgUXVhbHRyb3VnaDogV2lsbGlhbSBIZXJiZXJ0IFdhbGxhY2UsIDE5MzEgIFRoZXkgR290IEF3YXkgV2l0aCBNdXJkZXI%3D

When a 19 year old girl was murdered on her way up the long avenue to her house in November 1952, the small village of Whiteabbey outside Belfast was stunned. She was intelligent, pretty and talented. Her father was a senior judge, both her brothers were barristers and the family was well-known in the community. The case of Patricia Curran has been called one of the "greatest injustices in British legal history." Hyperbole aside the original investigation into the murder of Patricia Curran left a lot to be desired - and there has been a conviction since that a terrible wrong was done to an innocent young aircraftman... But someone murdered Patricia Curran - who was it? YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=a92JD8xuiNw&t=807s&pp=ygUpTXVyZGVyIGluIHRoZSBHbGVuOiBQYXRyaWNpYSBDdXJyYW4sIDE5NTI%3D

It was a bitterly cold January evening in Otterburn, Northumberland, when Evelyn Foster gave a lift to a man in a bowler hat. 3 hours later she and her car were discovered burnt on a stretch of moorland called Wolf's Nick. She told her family and the police what happened to her before she died. A massive police search failed to find the man in the bowler hat - nor was it able to confirm any part of Evelyn's story. What had happened to her that evening in January 1931? YouTube Source Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheyGotAwayWithMurder Original Source Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AsRAV9o-kW0&pp=ygUnTXVyZGVyIG9uIHRoZSBNb29yOiBFdmVseW4gRm9zdGVyLCAxOTMx0gcJCbAJAYcqIYzv