Master Detective Magazine Master Detective June 2019 Edição anterior

Ask any crime buff to name a British hangman and, chances are, the first one they’ll come up with is Albert Pierrepoint. In a 25-year career, the famous executioner and publican dispatched hundreds of killers, including Acid Bath Murderer John George Haigh and 10 Rillington Place strangler John Reginald Halliday Christie. In our new series, “The Hangings of Albert Pierrepoint”, starting this issue, we’ll look at a dozen cases, and we begin with the horrific double-murder that led to Pierrepoint’s very first hanging.

Many would argue that Roy Archibald Hall deserved the noose, but his killing spree took place more than a decade after the abolition of capital punishment. See “Murderous Butler Left A Trail Of Bodies”, in this month’s Master Detective.


Highlights of this issue include:

* Why Jenni Blew Away Her Sugar Daddy
* European Crime Report: “Did Grandad Kill Little Anais?”, “Why Did La Comtesse Have To Die?”, “Cop Kills Cop In Shoot-Out” and “Death Strikes Twice In Hotel Room 8”
* New Series: The Hangings Of Albert Pierrepoint – Part One
* Scotland’s Classic Cases: Murderous Butler Left A Trail Of Bodies
* Murder In Your Village: Dorothy’s Uncle Was Her Father And Lover...But Was He Her Killer?
* US Executions – The Forgotten Decade: The Dark Secret Of Room 1263
* Unsolved Murders Of The 1950s: Bristol’s Brother And Sister Murder
* MD Forum: Patients Learned To Fear Austria’s “Death Angels”
* Catherine Was A Secret Poisoner