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executions Gloucester Picture of “http://www.flickr.com/photos/20654194 @ N07/8503915906″> brizzle born and grew up 1792 executions took place before in the nearby village of courses and convicts were sitting on the gallows in carts on their coffins sent. After this date, gallows-style executions were performed using a “New Drop” erected performed on the roof of the gate of the prison and put on the new roof of the hut, where it was built in 1792 and 1864 1826.Entre, 102 prisoners have been hanged in public, including 94 men and eight women. Executions at all between 1839, when William Davis on 20 April was hanged for the murder of John Butt and July 1864. The next and last public execution in Gloucester 27 August 1864 was performed was 55 Gough Lewis for the murder of Mary Curtis.Un die another 17 people (16 men and one woman) in the prison were hanged between 1872 and 1939.La first private hanging was 8 January 1872, when 20-year-old Frederick Jones was put to death by William Calcraft for the murder of his girlfriend Emily Gardner, put a high scaffold in the yard of the prison. (This was the same mount was used on the roof like it). It was not the prisoner to climb to the high platform of four pieds.Pour triple hanging Edward Butt, Mary Ann Barry and Edwin Bailey had to reach in 1874, Robert Anderson asked the executioner to dig a pit to the platform to the gallows the first courtyard.The executions in the prison took on Saturday 14 April 1792, as the London-born, Irish and Charles Rachford John Hughes were executed for the crime. The John Elliott was in the parish of Westbury-upon-Trym 24 November 1791, took his clock with a silver case (worth € 3), a steel hook (worth 2d), a chain steel clock (value 6d), a silver seal (worth 1 / -) and 10 semi-copper pennies. They were also the death of Thomas Probert highway robbery sentenced 25 in the same parish November 1791, the stealing of a pocket knife (worth 3d), a whip (worth 2d) and three half copper pennies. On Saturday, 13 April 1793 was John Evans, aged 70, the oldest man to be hanged in Gloucester. He was of burglaries in the home of Sarah Jones in the parish of Newent 15 November 1792 and found guilty of stealing a gold Guinea and 9 / – in cash (€ 1.50 in decimal money). 1794 saw the first executions in prison for murder. Limbrick Hannah, 26 years old, was Friday 22 August hanged for the murder of Deborah Limbrick, hitting his head with an ax, in the parish of Westbury 14 February 1794, breaking his jaw and give mortal blows that they 16 February died. The next day, Hannah Webley suffered 24 years for the murder of her male bastard that she was killed by hitting his head against a bedpost and claimed shortly after he was born in the parish of Berkeley, 2 Juni in 1794. She pleaded not guilty at the end. During the period 1792 – 1799 there were a total of 21 executions, 19 men and two women mentioned. The men were executed for crimes such as theft of sheep, horse theft and burglary. One was to die for murder. It was Monday, the 18th March 1799, when William Jewell for the murder of John Ayliffe it difficult in the parish of Eastington on 1 October 1799 attack hanged, causing his death two days later. On 23 March 1811 William Townley, who had been convicted of burglary, was hanging a few minutes before a pardon came for him. The judge made his next appointment in Hereford seated but said some positive things about Townley and decided to suspend him. However, the letter to Mr. Wilton, Deputy Sheriff of Herefordshire, was instead sent to the sheriff of Gloucestershire. When he received the letter and recognized the seriousness of the situation, he sent a driver to Gloucester, about 34 miles away. When this man came Townley was interrupted for 20 minutes and it was too late to save him. At the age of 69, Dinah Riddiford, is probably the oldest person in England in the 19th or 20 Century woman to be hanged. It was for the theft of bacon, butter and other items, along with John Williams, 22, 7 September 1816 executed. The executions were only after August d’assises in which 17 death sentences were carried out. All the others had their death sentences converted – usually transported overseas territories. Dinah’s son and co-defendant, Luke was one of the lucky 16 John Baker, Wotton Under Edge, became the youngest athlete hung on as he and two other young men 1 Be executed in September 1821. John Baker of burglary and was sentenced 20 years and 28 years John Badcock, Joseph Ford was convicted of horse theft. Lent Assizes in 1828 led to another teenager, 19 years old Joseph Ray, 28, hanged Bristol April 1828 burglary, along with four other young men. Charlotte Long, 33 years old, of North Nibley, the last woman in England was suffering for arson when 31 August 1833, together with his co-defendant, 27-year-old Thomas Gaskins hanged. Arson is a crime for which women often at this time. (The last person to be hanged for arson in England, where Daniel had been executed three years later to the day, in Ilchester in Somerset August 31, 1836). Cotswolds 21 Harriet Tarver was hanged 9 April 1836 for the murder of her husband, Thomas, by poison. She was the youngest woman in Gloucester in the 19th Century run. It is located in a hillside has been claimed has sold scripts that she was remorseful and hopes that his “orphan take warning and flee vices and bad company.” These applications were very popular in repentance pages and could also be a pure invention. After 1868, the law requires that executions carried out within the prison walls. However, these non-public executions by no means private beginning and about 40 people had been in the yard of the prison on the morning of Monday, 12 January 1874 to attend the execution of two men and a woman. They were Charles Edward Butt, Mary Ann Barry and Edwin Bailey. Curiously, the two victims died on the same day, 17 August 1873.Edward Butt, 22, was shot dead 20 years Amelia Selina Phipps jealousy because she did not want a long term relationship with him. They were neighbors in the surrounding farms Arlingham. Amelia was friendly towards Edward, but simply do not want. They had at least two violent quarrels and in the end he killed him with a shotgun. He was arrested and properly with the crime. It was in Gloucester instead of sitting on Christmas Eve 1873, the jury rejected his claim that the shooting was an accident. Mary Ann Barry (31) and Edwin Bailey (32) were jointly convicted of murder by poisoning 10 months Sarah Jenkins. Sarah was born in 17 years, Mary Susan Jenkins (aka Susan) 23 October 1872 and Edwin Bailey, the father accused. He denied this and Susan have had a court order for maintenance of Sarah, who was employed by him déplaît.Mary Ann Barry Edwin Bailey to get the store clean, but it may have been good in the relationship dass began in December 1872 Ann SusanJenkins visit and seemed to take the baby. They brought gifts and Sarah said that the ladies of the Dorcas Society (a Christian charity) had an interest in the child. She encouraged Susan soothing powder Sarah Steedman give for teething. In August 1873 Susan Jenkins received a letter apparently from the Dorcas Society with three packages with the words “soothing powder Steedman.” On 17 August gave Susan a little powder for Sarah, who died in convulsions and quickly. The remaining powder was analyzed and found to be rat poison strychnine be present. Bailey and Barry were tried in Gloucester seated Butt Eve (23 December 1873). Paper letter supposedly come from the company Dorcas Bailey was assigned to be approved in writing. Both were found guilty and sentenced to death. William Calcraft was not available for this hung, so instead of working was Robert Anderson (Evans) from Carmarthen in Wales offered. He suggested that the platform of the gallows on a tank on a level with the prison be mounted, and it was done (see photo above). The platform was surrounded by a black calico four meter high screen. The hanging took place at 8:00 am Eastern Standard Time clock, and when the prisoners were put to death in their cells, they were in a procession, led by the chaplain. Butt and Bailey wore costumes and Mary Barry a long dress. It was put on the case between the men and they were allowed to kneel to pray before her legs were tied up and white caps placed over their heads, followed by loops. Anderson drew the bolt and opened the doors so they fall below the level of calico screen. Both men died almost without a struggle, but Mary Ann Barry and Anderson had suffered more mort.Un rely on his shoulders to speed on the prison black flag was hoisted in the usual way to show that the executions were made after the formal and their bodies were buried in unmarked graves in the yard of execution. The chaplain noted that both Bailey and Barry had confessed their guilt to him and Anderson said that Barry had whispered to him to the tree, which she dreamed she would die that way. Mary Ann was the last woman suffering exposed by the short method of waste in the UK. 35 Smart Edwin was the next, for the murder of Lucy Derrick 2 April 1879 to be hanged. Smart was found next to his body sitting on the edge of the road and was, after the person he arrested found his throat cut. Smart was found in Worcester and the only reason he could have for the murder was that he had to kill a woman, any woman wanted! He denied that he knew that was not even his victims. The hanging took place on Monday 12 May, on the same gallows that had been well dug to the “long drop” allow developed by William Marwood. But smart does not seem as easy to die, like most other victims of Marwood, four minutes before took before her body was still. The investigation later revealed signs of suffocation. James Berry performed next execution of Gloucester – that of Edward Hewitt Tuesday 15 June 1886 of murdering his wife was visiting Gloucester Sarah.Berry twice more.The 17 February 1887, he hanged 20 years Edward Pritchard, who was convicted of the murder of 14 years, Henry Allen, who was stolen from his employer wages Henry Stroud Bank collecter.Autre execution Berry was sent to Gloucester, that of Enoch Wadley Monday 28 November, 1887. 27 Wadley had killed Elizabeth Evans – a girl of 18 who has not accepted his romantic advances. He stabbed the girl up to 40 times. There was evidence of mental illness in the first study highlighted, and the jury was unable to reach a verdict, if a second attempt instead, where a new jury rejected the argument of madness and Wadley found guilty of murder. Almost 12 years passed before the next hung Albert Manning, Thursday 16 , 1893. 37 Manning fired a woman flew, a lady he had originally filed and formed a relationship with. The motive for the murder was believed to be the envy of the disintegration of the relationship and interest in other homme.Le executioner was supported William Billington of Thomas Scott. Both have also made the next round here, the 45-year-old Frederick Wyndham Thursday 21 December 1893. Wyndham had murdered his father, James Farmer. The hanging took place next Wednesday, 9 March 1904 when 23 years old George Sidney Smith was hanged by William Billington for the murder of his girlfriend of 21 years, Alice Woodman, Cheltenham. It was a very sad case. Sidney Alice loved and wanted to marry but could not due to lack of money. Sidney was deeply depressed by financial problems and has been ordered to leave their homes. He decided to Alice and then kill himself but was unable to, his own suicide. Gilbert Smith and the throat of a woman – this time by Rosabella his ex-wife and was designed by Thomas Pierrepoint and Albert Lumb Tuesday 26 November 1912 hanged. This was the first after hanging in the new version will be built at the end of “A” Wing. One of the most famous cases in his conclusion on the gallows of Gloucester was one of 52 years, Herbert Rowse Armstrong Wednesday 31 May 1922 hanged. Armstrong was a lawyer in Hay-on-Wye, Herefordshire, and was accused of poisoning his wife Katherine (47) arsenic, 22 February 1921 condemned at home and have also tried to assassinate another lawyer, Martin Oswald in 1921. Katherine’s body was found that 3.5 grains of arsenic and a box of chocolates contained Oswald Martin Armstrong had sent 2:12 grains found. (2 grains are usually lethal dose.) Armstrong came to court sits at Darling J., April 3, 1922 in Hereford. The trial lasted until the 13th and the prosecution was led by Ernest Pullock and defense by the famous Edward Curtis Bennett. At trial, it was claimed Armstrong had killed his wife for money, as a result of the new testament, dated Juni 1920. It came out that he bought a substantial amount of the herbicide 4 August 1920 and was based on arsenic. Katherine has been affected by repeated episodes of stomach discomfort immediately, and also began to delusions that they suffer treated at Barnwood House psychiatric hospital over a period of four months from August 1920. She left the hospital in January 1921 and has been affected by stomach cramps and vomiting (typical symptoms of arsenic poisoning) again. She died 22 Buried in February 1921 and was three weeks later with the cause of death is reported as “heart disease from nephritis and gastritis.” At that time there was no direct suspicion of murder and Armstrong went on vacation for a mois.Oswald Martin ran another firm in Hay-on-Wye and was in conflict with Armstrong on the average of the transport for which Armstrong took a dépôt.Martin has a unexpected gift a box of chocolates Armstrong. These were eaten after dinner at the home of Martin and his sister Dorothy was seriously ill as a result. Martin Armstrong invited to tea with him to discuss the completion of the real estate transaction and offered him a scone. Martin was also very ill as a result and his doctor decided to take a urine sample with a sample of vomit Martin, showed traces of arsenic. Armstrong was in his office on the 20th Arrested in December and it was found to have an amount of arsenic in it. He was first accused of attempted murder of Oswald Martin. Katherine’s body was exhumed 2 January 1922 and found to contain arsenic trop.En result 9 January Armstrong was accused of murder. Armstrong appealed his conviction without success and was duly hanged in Gloucester at 8:00 clock in the morning of Wednesday, 31 May 1922 by John Ellis, assisted by Edward Taylor. He did not confess to his priest or the visitors. Armstrong was a young man of only 115 pounds. Weight Ellis gave him a drop of 8 ‘8 “. At the last moment, he spoke to the gallows,” I’m Kate “Ellis and pulled the lever. Herbert Burrows 23 was a probation officer, serving Worcester and was for the murder of Ernest Laight, its Doris and her son Robert in the pub that Ernest Garibaldi Inn Wylds Lane, Worcester was sentenced. Burrows lived overlooking the Garibaldi and stayed after work on the night of Friday, November 27, 1925. Having other drinkers were shot away he, as it apparently came enquêter.Il struck Mr. Laight Robert and his wife to death because he was afraid that his screams could be entendu.Il then took the recipe box. Burrows asked another officer the next day, when he had heard about the shooting in Garibaldi., but then he asked police did not know that Laights were killed. Officers colleagues went Burrows case where they stole the gun and money. Given this avoué.Il January 27 Burrows came to court in 1926 and Worcester was quickly condemned. Wednesday, February 17 He was hanged by Thomas Pierrepoint, assisted by Robert Baxter., it must be a second run in 1926, only 45 years Charles Houghton Friday, December 3rd. Houghton was for the murder of two elderly sisters , Eleanor and Martha Drinkwater, for which he worked as a butler convicted. they had terminated, after 22 years of working for them, because the problem of. alcoholic He shot them both September 7, 1926 Thomas Pierrepoint was again the executioner, supported by Robert Wilson Another shooting led to the next execution – .. by Arthur Franklin for the murder of Bessie Gladys Nott and attempted murder of her husband Henry on May 8 1935.Les Franklin and Notts were neighbors and Arthur and Bessie had an affair, dismantling, which led to the murder. Franklin was arrested on the scene and pleaded guilty in his Process 5 Juni, 1935. He was assisted by Thomas Pierrepoint, Robert Wilson, Tuesday, June 25, 1935 was hanged. The last execution was in Gloucester Wednesday June 7 will be performed when 41 years Ralph Smith for the murder of Beatrice Baxter, executed his ex-girlfriend. He and Beatrice were to see about his attitude towards other people and the police were arguing at least once called. He left his home after such a hassle, but he decided to try to get back with her words. She told him she would meet another man at a dance and it was broken and cut throat. He went out during the day and I was that Beatrice had succumbed to his injuries and was charged with murder. He was at the Old Bailey in London on 3 May 1939 tried and convicted. He was then to Gloucester until his appointment was with Thomas and Albert Pierrepoint Wednesday, June 7 1939.Source www.capitalpunishmentuk.org / gloucester.html

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Renegade98 From Killers Book The Loose by Antonio Mendoza29 Missing VancouverMême sex workers if they did not suspect about the bodies or tangible evidence for their claims, prostitutes and social workers from the Downtown Eastside serial killer is responsible for the disappearance of more than 29 local sex workers. The police is less certain. “We have no crime scene, we have no body … It’s very frustrating.” Vancouver police spokesman Constable Anne Drennan told the press. “This is one of the most difficult questions that we ever worked due to lack of clear”. Evidence Patricia Gay Perkins was the first to disappear in 1978, but she was not reported missing until. 1996 Six other women have disappeared 1978-1995 the pace has accelerated in 1995 with three new disappearances. three in 1996, six in 1998 and eight in 1997 until today, two missing prostitutes in. 1999. Victims are 19-46 years old. Most described missing persons posters known as drug users and sex workers participating pleased Vancouver.Les Downtown Eastside missing women who sold sex to feed their cocaine through intravenous and / or heroin habits. Some had HIV, hepatitis, or both. All have left their homes, bank accounts, children in foster care, the welfare checks. “You’re talking about women on welfare do not pick up their last check welfare, leave their business in a seedy hotel room.” Drennan said. “This means n is not, as they could just jump on a plane and fly to Toronto.” A missing woman, Angela Jardine, disappeared in her bright pink evening dress, so that her hotel room shabby a grim reminder of his death early as possible – an Easter card blank to his parents and said, “Do you know how I love you, mom and dad a lot?” Stephanie Lane is gone and can not be redeemed after a child with her mother and a welfare check. Although in a life of prostitution and drugs, Lane remained in contact with his mother, always call for birthdays and holidays. For three years she last heard from her. The problem of missing women was brought to national prominence in March 1999 when Jamie Lee Hamilton, a transsexual prostitute and former today Today is the director of a center for sex workers, convened a press conference to bring attention to the disappearance of the public. At the press conference, Hamilton and others have strongly criticized the lackadaisical attitude police against prostitutes disparues.Dans first time, friends and relatives of the missing authorities blamed ignore the situation. Some families, disillusioned with the police investigation, hired private investigators to the address position. Six months after the repeated protest marches and commemorations of the missing women, the local authorities have changed their minds and took their investigation efforts. “You can always tell someone is not doing enough,” Drennan said. “We are doing everything we can think of literally we can do. We are not afraid to acknowledge that there might be a serial killer or multiple killers.” Even when in the course of a telephone conversation on 8 December 1999 Constable Drennan said categorically that nothing pointed to a serial killer is involved. “Nothing to suggest the existence of a serial killer” When asked for an interview for this book Constable Drennan said the situation in Vancouver was “not appropriate for a book about serial killers, because there is no evidence or body.” Women in the streets and closer to their disagreement with the opinion of the agent. “Women here do not talk much because they are so afraid,” said Elaine Allan, director of the Information Office Safe House for Women, a hub of home for sex workers. Surprised by the position of the agent, Allan remarked on the fact that none of the women were reported missing since the case was presented to America’s Most Wanted. Some women believe that in order to satisfy a border-hoppers or infamous Green River Killer, from the United States, his murderous fantasies. Some think it is a snuff film ring or a crew of deadly shipping women kidnap and murder Wed Further, according to Allan, try not to think about. The alternatives are sinistre.Utilisation of mass television advertising in prime time on both sides of the border, featured the case investigators in the crime-busting TV program America’s Most Wanted. The show was 31 July 1999, broadcast fanfaring 0, 000 reward. He received more than 100 calls to the headquarters in Washington program. “Only 20 were thought to be useful to the work group has its investigation,” Drennan said. Achieve overdrive investigation, the Prosecutor General and the Vancouver Police Board has a 0,000 reward for information, which allowed for the solution of the case. Adding to the effort of one of the largest private detective Vancouver Trusted CPA group were four of their dogs ‘corpses’ selected search, looking for the decomposition of human remains zones. There was even an attempt by local entrepreneurs on mobile phones to provide prostitutes with 911 on speed dial. The idea was quickly because of the fear that sex workers to use their new toy to carry their old entreprise.La said Vancouver police refused, flanked by the sea and the mountains, is the perfect place to store bodies from the eye. “The graves are endless possible,” Drennan said. “If there is a predator out there, it can have a mass grave site. Yet the search for it is difficult.” Even if a plausible explanation for a person such as Chicago killer John Wayne Gacy, storing body in a basement, or someone to pour into the open sea. “I think it’s a combination.” Said Elaine Allen. “There are so many women lack it almost ridiculous to think that a person of his” John Lowman, a professor of criminology at Simon Fraser University, believes that the combination of several factors could explain the mystery. Since 1985, at least 60 prostitutes were killed in British Columbia by customers, drug dealers and pimps. “It suggests that these missing women may have suffered the same fate,” Lowman said. It is not uncommon for female sex workers on the street and are addicted to disappear. You check into rehab. leave the streets. They move to another city. they overdose. they commit suicide. committed to hospitals. In the past, police said the missing women usually resurface or two, alive or dead within a year. “All of a sudden no longer happens,” Drennan said. “They’d been gone. This is what has been most afraid of.” And even if all the evidence shows a crime, investigators can not confirm that this disappearance still a liés.La police sent the missing reports, people in psychiatric hospitals , mortuaries and social services in Canada and the United States. Of the 31 women originally missing, were just two of them, both dead. A Karen Anne Smith died, 13 February 1999, heart disease associated with Hepatitis C in a hospital Edmonton. She was last seen in the streets of Vancouver in 1994. The other, Linda Jean Coombes, died of a heroin overdose in a bowling alley east of Vancouver on the 15th February 1994.Pour pursue two prostitutes law enforcement agencies asked include personal records, provide clues to the police if they could disappear. The records – which were signed by 60 prostitutes – including questions on previous bad dates, stalker, or something or someone they were affected? It also records the most likely to know if they were missing.