Ethel Le Neve's landlady

Mrs Emily (Emma) Jackson and witness at the Old Bailey.

H. H. Crippen's Otological Gazette

Ethel Le Neve

 called herself Miss Allen for a short time but did not sail to America.

Captain Kendall.

Scrapbook. Captain Kendall recognised Dr Crippen and Ethel Le Neve aboard Montrose.

Hyoscine bottle

Dr Crippen's drug of choice.

Dr Crippen.

A rare image of Walter Dew with the handcuffed Dr Crippen.

Dr James Munyon

Dr James Munyon. I had drawn his character as a fuddy-duddy who disliked Cora Crippen because of her boisterous, flirtatious, personality. It appears he had rather an eye for the ladies, and was particularly fond of actresses. Four times married and divorced three. He claimed he disliked her show-business manner. Did he? Or did she refuse his advances? Munyon's Homoeopathic Home Remedies.

Mrs Jackson witness at Ethel Le Neve's trial

Mrs Jackson, wife of Robert Castletine Jackson, and Ethel Le Neve’s landlady, at Constantine Road. She gave evidence at the Old Bailey.

Dr Crippen in court

Why isn't he wearing his glasses?

Belle Elmore's diary

sold for, or rather was estimated to sell for, £50. Where is it now?

Advertisement: April, 1913.

Dear boss and Saucy Jack

A simple method of confirming whether handwriting is by one person is to place a transparent grid over the two comparison samples.
Dear Boss and Saucy Jack documents. As can be seen, they are almost identical.

Dr Crippen's Coldwater childhood home.